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May sound obvious, I thought it should be but how can I print, not on a sheet, progress elevations, all at the same scale. I set the scale at "1 to 20 feet, scale it to 50% onto 11 x 17 sheets but they all come out at differenct scales. DO I have to put them on sheets?
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If your view will fit on the sheet that you are printing to with the scale as you have it set, then just print it @ 100% & centered. It will print correctly. DON'T SCALE TO FIT
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thank you.
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