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Your paper selection creates the background size for the Layout Image.
The background size is NOT USUALLY the paper size in your printer's paper tray.<br/>
The background size
A multisheet Layout Image is created when the background size can hold your largest pattern piece but can't hold ALL pattern pieces.
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== Create a Layout Image ==
Select a Layout Image background size from the paper sizes or create a custom paper size.<br/>
The background size
▲The background size width must be wide enough to hold your biggest pattern piece, otherwise this error message appears: "Several workpieces left not arranged, but none of them match for paper."<br/>
* Sheet paper size:
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** Begin with width and length larger than you need and reduce to find best size
Select your printer to reserve the correct border widths for printer margins
Select '''Unite pages if possible''' to convert a multisheet Layout Image into a single sheet Layout Image.
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== Print a Layout Image==
Select '''File/Layout/Print''' if your single or multisheet Layout Image background size fits within your printer paper.
Select '''File/Layout/
''Note: If your
== Save a Layout Image ==
Select '''File/Layout/Save as Tiled PDF''' to save your single sheet Layout Image as a tiled PDF. <br/>
▲Select '''File/Layout/Save as Tiled PDF''' to save your Layout Image as a tiled PDF. <br/>
When you read or print this tiled PDF, your application must import the PDF at 96ppi and the 'Scale to Fit' print option should be de-selected.
▲Use '''File/Layout/Export''' to save and export the Layout Image to a '''raster''' (.png, .jpeg) or '''vector''' (.pdf, .hpgl, .eps, .ps, .svg, .dxf) file format.<br/>
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