I attached the wrong file. Too many to keep track of However I fixed the issue of the (-/-) page numbers when they should be valid Also reoriented the page number to the origin of the print grid. I ma

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Mike G, By default edge rulers print on the edge of the layout room only, but sadly they were printing the ticks and numbers "out" rather than "in", which was always nearly always embarrassing for the

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What is this "blob" you are describing? Viewing the file you attached in Adobe Acrobat 9.0 in Windows 10, the only thing I see that could be termed a "blob" is what looks like a partial title box that

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I've reproduced it on Ubuntu 18.04 The key is the Origin and Angle at the bottom of the Print dialog. For me it was X:1.0, Y:0.0, Angle:45.0 The edge page numbers are (-/-) due to a small bug in cprin

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Well, the system font config files include one that has: <alias binding="same"> <family>Nimbus Sans</family> <default> <family>Helvetica</family> </default> </alias> and I do have Nimbus Sans installe

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OK - so no Helvetica font and quite likely to match Helvetica on something other than Arial depending on what we the font config files say or default to. You may even be getting a bitmapped rather tha

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rob@isaiah xtrkcad $ fc-list /usr/share/fonts/dejavu/DejaVuSerif-Bold.ttf: DejaVu Serif:style=Bold /usr/share/fonts/corefonts/couri.ttf: Courier New:style=kurzíva,Italic /usr/share/fonts/OTF/SyrCOMMal

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The "blob" is definitely a font issue, I think. (Not the content of the blob, but the way it prints). The code asks pango for the "line" that defines the way the text will look and then draws it rathe

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The blobby grey illegible mess in the middle is consistent as far as I've tested and happens on every sheet. It's the same on PDF as direct to printer. It does look like a font rendering problem. The

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The numbers specify the position of the sheet in X/Y direction not the total number. Sorry for the confusion. I don‘t fully understand your problem report. Does the bug occur when you’re printing the

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Definitely not a single sheet! This is a 12' by 8' layout printed a 1:1 scale on A4 sheets. But if the numbers at the edges are also supposed to be number/total then why am I getting (45/3) and (14/4)

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On Windows I tried once again. I selected a large layout form the examples folder (Cascade.xtc), went to Print and picked a single random page. It prints perfectly. As I can't develop and debug on Lin

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On Mac, nearly all works as expected. The center number is a reasonably sized, thin grey outline. The numbers at the edge are small. The only thing that might be improved is to suppress edge numbers o

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I left the page numbers in as this would make it easier to print and position replacement pages. Any comments on the font style on GTK? Martin

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I think the side ones are designed to show which page is adjacent on that edge. This enables them to be arranged/stuck together more easily. For some reason (maybe this is the only page) it is printin

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I opened the layout file, went to File->Print, picked the sheet I wanted and hit "Print". I hadn't even changed any settings as the ones I'd previously been using on V5.1.2 were correct for what I wan

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There is a fault in the above message. The numbers indicate the position of the sheet in (x/y) direction. Attached you'll what I get on Windows. There seem to be two problems here: - the numbers shoul

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For some reason the page number (current and total) is not available and a dash is printed instead. You can see the same in the top row. I can look into that. Martin

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That could be it but the result is definitely undesirable. Here's the PDF I printed...

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Martin did add an option to number the printed pages, I recall, so that the print options might be relevant. Adam

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