If you increase or decrease the margin size, you can return to the Layout Preview window to view the results. You may need to adjust the scale values, or use the Fill Page button again, to compensate for the changes in the printable area of the paper. Note that manually-entered scale values will always take precedence over the margin settings.
- Convert Graphics to Black and White: Check this box if you prefer to output the image in grayscale rather than color.
- Pattern Options:
- Dynamic Sizing (Automatic): This option, which is default, will scale any diagram patterns (such as those in cross-sections) automatically, to match the pattern density that you see on the screen.
- Fixed Sizing (Manual): This option can be used to increase or decrease the density of the patterns, particularly if you are printing at a large vertical exaggeration. The greater the number you enter, the less dense the pattern will appear on the printout. If you are compensating for a large vertical exaggeration in a cross section diagram, for example, you may want to make the vertical scalar a smaller value than the horizontal scalar.
