[scribus] tr: Making a large poster out of smaller sheets of paper

[Jean-Paul Gendner]

Hello,

     I only found this subjet now.

     If you have to work with some posters, and have your posters as 
images (jpg files), you may use my Galva program, which was mainly build 
for scales applications, but which however include a GalvPoster.dat 
application file that I specifically developed to print big posters with 
an A4 printer.

     The application file begins with the asignation of some variables 
that must be modified as needed. A comment explain the use of each 
variable. For examples: %Fic is the variable for the image file name; %X 
the Max expected width of the final poster; and so on.

%Fic = Galv_Poster.jpg ' Nom fichier à traiter
                                  ' [File name to treat]
%X = 700                         ' Largeur max de l'image finale
                                   ' [Max width of the final picture]
%Y = 840 ' Hauteur max de l'image finale
                                   ' [Max height of the final picture]
%nx=4                  ' Nombre pages en X
                                   ' [Number of page in X]
%ny=3                  ' Nombre pages en Y
                                   ' [Number of pages in Y]
%Paysage = 0                  ' 0 -> Portrait
%Aff_Format =1             ' 1 -> affiche formats A0, A1, A2 à l'écran
' [Show formats A0, A1 and A2 on screen if 1]
%Cadril=0            ' 1 -> imprime le cadrillage
' [1-> grid is printed]
%Marge=5           ' Marge en mm sur bord impression
' [Margin in mm at the edge for the printer]
%Page0 =1                      ' 1-> imprime page d'ensemble
' [1-> Overall view is printed]
%CC = RVB 36 0 148 ' Couleur cadrillage principal
' [Main grid color]
%CC1=RVB 152 117 255 ' Couleur cadrillage secondaire
' [Secondary grid color]
%NCP = 2                         ' Nombre de cadrillages par page
' [Number of grids per page]
ZoomIni=.8                     ' Valeur par défaut du Zoom
' [Zoom default value]
%LPP = 210                     ' Largeur page Portrait [Portrait Page width]
%HPP = 297                    ' Hauteur page Portrait [Portrait Page Height]

     For Galva experimented user, the application file may be modified 
for any specific use. Do not hesitate to contact me in direct if you are 
interested and need a particular application file.
     The Galva programm (menus and help in French, English, German and 
Spanish) is a PostcardWare availlable here: 
http://www.f5bu.fr/wp/?page_id=13

     Regards,
     Jean-Paul

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Jean-Paul Gendner
03 88 27 03 44
Site : f5bu.fr <http://www.f5bu.fr>

Le 2015-04-26 16:16, Jean-Paul GENDNER a écrit :
> > Message du 24/04/15 16:01
>
>     > De : "Salomea" <salomea at bitmessage.ch>
>     > A : scribus at lists.scribus.net
>     > Copie à :
>     > Objet : [scribus] Making a large poster out of smaller sheets of
>     paper
>     >
>     > I have a large poster. But I only have access to small A4 printers.
>     > First I have gone by the way of Gimp. Using the guillotine to
>     break a
>     > large image into smaller pieces. Quite a pain. Than I have
>     discovered
>     > PosteRazor. Compared with Gimp, this is a walk in the park. In
>     the end I
>     > get a PDF with the pages. But I still have to guess the page
>     position
>     > from the printing order. I have no guides for cutting and none for
>     > sticking the pages together. It is faster, yet still a large
>     part of the
>     > work done blindly. The only help is that small mistakes are
>     harder to
>     > spot on larger posters.
>     >
>     > Now I have a new idea. Scribus has everything I need. Guides.
>     And marks.
>     > But how do I feed Scribus a large image and get the multi-page
>     document
>     > that has all the markers to assemble the final poster on the given
>     > support media?
>     >
>     > Cheers!
>     >
>     >
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