Page setup Dialog

Purpose

Modify the page set-up for the current object in the Page setup dialog.

Structure

The dialog for page set-up can be found in the Groups tab.

• Paper size
  • Orientation
  • Paper size
  • Page sequence
• Page margins
  • Values
  • Unit
• Header/Footer
  • Header
  • Footer
• Templates

Paper size

Customize settings for printing regarding paper size in the Paper size tab.

All modified settings made in this dialog only come to effect once you have clicked on OK

The following settings options are available:

• Orientation

  Choose your page format to be printed here. Portrait and landscape are supported.

• Paper size

  Select the output paper size here. Ffor selecting the paper size for the paper format supported by Innovator (DIN/ISO format A1 to A6, B5 and North American paper formats Executive, Letter, Legal and Ledger) and that of the printer currently selected.

• Page sequence

  Determines the numbering order for page numbers.

Page margins

Make settings for print margins in the Page margins tab.

The following settings options are available:

• Values

  Choose your page format to be printed here. Portrait and landscape are supported.

• Unit

  Set the unit value to be shown here. Millimeter, centimeter and inches are supported.

Values can be entered for the following properties:

• Top

  Defines the distance between the print graphic and the top paper margin.

• Left

  Defines the distance between the print graphic and the left paper margin.

• Low

  Defines the distance between the print graphic and the bottom paper margin.

• Right

  Defines the distance between the print graphic and the right paper margin.

• Header

  Defines the distance between the header and the top paper margin.

• Footer

  Defines the distance between the footer and the bottom paper margin.

Header/Footer

Set which text should be shown in the header and footer in the Header/Footer tab.

The following settings options are available:

• Header
  • Header active

    Set whether the header should be included when printing here. If this property is deactivated, all text in the header is ignored.

  • Header

    Use this field to enter text for the header.

  • Insert field

    Select a variable and add it to the header with OK.

  • Horizontal alignment

    Define the horizontal alignment of the header.

  • Draw separator line

    Set whether the header should have a separator line.

  • Line thickness

    Enter a value for the separation line thickness here.

• Footer
  • Footer active

    Set whether the footer should be included when printing here. If this check box is deactivated, all text in the footer is ignored.

  • Footer

    Use this field to enter text for the footer.

  • Insert field

    Select a variable and add it to the footer with OK.

  • Horizontal alignment

    Define the horizontal alignment of the footer.

  • Draw separator line

    Set whether the footer should have a separator line.

  • Line thickness

    Enter a value for the separation line thickness here.

Templates

Use templates to adopt print options from one object to another.Templates are stored as XML files in the Templates folder in the directory stored by the INOHOME environment variable. Available templates are listed in this dialog.

This tab is hidden if the object you want to print is not a diagram; this is because a template will always be accessed for this (if one is available).Templates for objects other than diagrams are stored directly in the $INOHOME directory.

The following possibilities are available:

• Load

  The selected template is read and loaded for the current object. This function is only available for the existing template file.Settings are first applied upon closure of the dialog with OK.Print options remain unchanged if the dialog is closed with the Cancel button.

• Save

  Saves the print options for the current object in the selected template.

• Save as...

  Saves the print options for the current object in a new template. A dialog then asks for the name of the new template. If there is already a template with the same name, the existing one is overwritten.

• Delete

  The selected template is deleted.

Header and Footer Variables

Use variables in headers and footers to dynamically design their contents. Variables are integrated into the text using placeholders and analyzed when printing is started.

An exception to this is date variables. These are immediately translated when inserted into the text.