SCEYA printed size constraints

Family History Charting

Printed Size Constraints

The cost of printing is largely determined by the area of paper to be printed. It is advisable to adjust your chart or poster size to match the maximum printable width of a paper roll.

Choose the smaller of your document print dimensions.

Examine the table below for the best use of paper. If it is just too large for one size can you recompose it (by changing box sizes or fonts, etc.) so that it will fit within the printable width. If your document dimensions are both greater than 874mm (34.6in) then it can be printed using multiple sheets of the same width. (The SCEYA printer has non-printable margins of 18mm (or 0.7in) on each edge.)

Paper Roll Width	Maximum Printable Width
610mm (or 24in) * 1 sheet	574mm (or 22.6in)
914mm (or 36in) * 1 sheet	876mm (or 34.6in)

The other dimension, rounded-up to the next 100mm (or 4in), becomes the length of the paper roll to be printed.

Print File Type	Paper Length
Print File Type	Minimum	Maximum
Application-specific	914m (3ft)	14.9m (49ft)
"Save to File" HPGL	914mm (3ft)	14.9m (49ft)
"Save to File" PostScript	914mm (3ft)	3.2m (10ft 9in)

If the document is wider than it is high then this is landscape mode while the opposite is portrait mode. The same pricing structure applies to these two modes.