When enlarging, I don't enlarge it in the program, when the print info comes up it says to print at 100%, you can change that to anything that you want pretty much, and it will just print it out that much bigger.
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Thanks for all the other tips.
Cutebuns, that does make sense! We are getting a new computer soon, so I hope it has a more user friendly program that will help. |
justwannaquilt, When we go to town, there's a hospital, a CVS, some restaurants, and dollar stores! We pretty much live in the woods. The road to our house is a narrow black top (it turns to gravel a few miles down the road past our house) with no lines, yellow or white. We live on a sheep farm. They belong to MIL and GMIL. We have a miniature horse. My SIL/neighbor has goats. We grow a garden.
Sounds like in the middle is a great place for you to raise children!! |
don't forget to post a picture, you have us all curious. Why is it the simple ones can give us the most fits???
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That is large compared to the city that I live by, I live 3 miles out on a dirt road, there is a corner store, a car delership, two liquor stores, a bar, a small hotel, a hairdressers, a icecream shake and the gas station is out by the hwy, not in town.
Different people do things differently, I have also used copiers but if I am at home, it works out, there is usually a guide some where on the paper to let you know if it is the correct size |
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Hi,
Perhaps I can help you with your enlargement issues. I've never posted anything so I hope I can show you what I mean. Remember that a copy enlarges both directions. If your image is 25% of what you want to end up with, a 200% enlargement will get you where you want to go. For example, a 2"x2" image is 4 sq inches. When you enlarge it 200%, it becomes a 4"x4" image (16 square inches). The original 2x2 is 1/4 of the new image. I know it doesn't seem to make sense, so I am going to try to attach an example. Good quilting. |
Originally Posted by JCL in FL
don't forget to post a picture, you have us all curious. Why is it the simple ones can give us the most fits???
Oh, I don't know. I think I could've taken an advanced pattern and sailed through it! LOL! We'll see because I have a harder one planned. |
Originally Posted by Carolyn Wagner
Hi,
Perhaps I can help you with your enlargement issues. I've never posted anything so I hope I can show you what I mean. Remember that a copy enlarges both directions. If your image is 25% of what you want to end up with, a 200% enlargement will get you where you want to go. For example, a 2"x2" image is 4 sq inches. When you enlarge it 200%, it becomes a 4"x4" image (16 square inches). The original 2x2 is 1/4 of the new image. I know it doesn't seem to make sense, so I am going to try to attach an example. Good quilting. |
Sorry I can't get my example to come up on the screen. I hope you understand.
How does everyone get their pictures to load? |
Originally Posted by Carolyn Wagner
Sorry I can't get my example to come up on the screen. I hope you understand.
How does everyone get their pictures to load? |
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