Free Size Mode and Page Size Mode
A document window can operate in two different modes.
In Free Size mode, the window can have any size and any rectangular shape.
Many users prefer this mode while examining spectra on-screen because it makes better use
of the available space. You can toggle it with File > Free Size.
The alternative is Page Size mode. In this mode, the proportions of the window are the same as those of the printed page.
Resizing the window changes the apparent scale (zoom factor) of the plot on-screen.
To Print a Spectrum:
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Choose the size and orientation of the page with File > Page Setup.
If you always use the same printer and the same paper size, you only need to perform this operation once, the first time you print a spectrum with iNMR. -
To set your printing preferences, choose iNMR > Settings and click
Output.
To change the settings for a few minutes only, choose Help > Timer (on Windows) or iNMR > Timer (on the Mac). On the Mac this command appears when you hold down the option key. - When the size of the window changes, as a consequence of Page Setup, some plot elements may no longer be optimally positioned. Check your document again before printing.
- Print in the normal way with File > Print. If you have created more pages, it is necessary to specify the range to be printed.
- The commands “Page Setup” and “Print” disable the Free Size mode. After printing, you can enable or disable the Free Size manually, with the command File > Free Size.
- The workflow is simplified if the Free Size mode is already off. If printing is more important than examining your spectra on-screen, you may decide, with your user Settings, that new windows already start with the Page Size.
When you include a document in a poster, or when you use the commands Window > Tile..., the window is forced into the Free Size mode.