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Quote from: ehbowen on Today at 03:31:20 PMPossibly I'm confused as to how Scribus handles bleeds. Is there documentation on that?the screenshot in post #5 shows that you generated your .pdf without the bleeds. ('pre-press' tab in the .pdf export window...)
Here's what I'm expecting when I set up a document with bleeds:
- Page Size = Final trimmed size (in this case, 5.25" x 8", or 10.5" x 8" for the full double page spread
- Bleed = Area outside the trimmed page which is to be printed with color, with the intent of trimming to give a "fully printed page" (marginless) feel. In this case, it would be .08".
- Margin = Area not to be printed, either for layout or (in this case) technical regions...my Xerox WorkCentre requires a minimum page margin of .1614" on all sides.
- Output page size = full size of the media to be printed on, in this case US Letter-sized bond paper (8.5" x 11").
Am I off with any of this?
Quote...I couldn't find an option to format it for output as a booklet, either within Scribus or in the printer settings itself.as i said before, i don't know okular. maybe it has no 'booklet' function.
image = Image.open(image_path)
width, height = image.size # Get image dimensions
# Convert pixels to Scribus points (assuming 72 DPI)
#width_pts = 40
#height_pts = 40
width = 40
height = 40
dpi = 300
width_pts = width * 72 / dpi
height_pts = height * 72 / dpi
# Set default position for image
x_pos, y_pos = -80, 80
# Create and load image into Scribus frame
image_frame = scribus.createImage(x_pos, y_pos, width_pts, height_pts)
scribus.loadImage(image_path, image_frame)
scribus.setScaleImageToFrame(True, True, image_frame)
Quote from: ehbowen on Today at 06:42:49 AM...By the way, if I was to go back to my original four-page layout...is there a PDF option which will print it correctly as far as page order? I couldn't find it and ended up moving the back cover to Page 1.the usual way would be to generate a standard layout with 'facing pages' and the first page on the right side and print it as a 'booklet' (many .pdf readers allow this by default.)
Quote from: ehbowen on Today at 06:42:49 AMQuote from: AdmFubar on Today at 05:05:05 AMLot of info is missing about your document. From what i can see from the images provided, your top margin is out of whack. Cant determine why from just the images.
Would need to see the whole document to find what is wrong. Can you attach the document for us to peruse? If you can use the collect for output, and then zip the directory so we can have all the relevant bits of the file.
Okay. I had to crunch it down quite a bit as I was using the full-resolution stock photo files I purchased, so the original file was over 54 megs...! But I replaced the images with downscaled versions and kept the same layout, and I still have the same printing problem. So I'll upload that now.
Thanks for taking a look at it. I'm wanting to move to in-house design using open source software as opposed to the expensive preprinted bulletin services. So I'd like to get Scribus working successfully.
By the way, if I was to go back to my original four-page layout...is there a PDF option which will print it correctly as far as page order? I couldn't find it and ended up moving the back cover to Page 1.
Quote from: AdmFubar on Today at 05:05:05 AMLot of info is missing about your document. From what i can see from the images provided, your top margin is out of whack. Cant determine why from just the images.
Would need to see the whole document to find what is wrong. Can you attach the document for us to peruse? If you can use the collect for output, and then zip the directory so we can have all the relevant bits of the file.