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nerys · 06-08-2007, 02:40 AM

Would be nice if you knew what you were talking about.

YES it will scale and be nicely unreadable on the smaller screen when its scaled down. Yeah thats great :-) really not flaming just being funny

its an HTML file. I want to make it the PROPER size so I can then "edit" it to "fit" the information as effeciently as possible. Put page breaks where its most effecient. Since HTML "flows" based on the size of the canvas I need the canvas to be the FINAL size in order to properly edit the document.

BUT I want to retain all the shading and colors etc..

I can drag and drop an HTML into Adobe Acrobat but it will not let me DEFINE the page it generates when I do this. its always 8.5x11

I can generate the A5 page in say open office and then import into acrobat but I loose all the images and color and shading etc..

I ended up loading it live in a web browser condensing it as effeciently as I could and then capturing an image of the entire thing and "chopping" it up into pages. reduced to 4color grey it ended up very small so I was happy. Was just hoping to avoid all that work.

06-08-2007, 02:40 AM	#24
nerys Addict Posts: 243 Karma: 48 Join Date: Dec 2006 Device: PRS 500 - REB 1200	Would be nice if you knew what you were talking about. YES it will scale and be nicely unreadable on the smaller screen when its scaled down. Yeah thats great :-) really not flaming just being funny its an HTML file. I want to make it the PROPER size so I can then "edit" it to "fit" the information as effeciently as possible. Put page breaks where its most effecient. Since HTML "flows" based on the size of the canvas I need the canvas to be the FINAL size in order to properly edit the document. BUT I want to retain all the shading and colors etc.. I can drag and drop an HTML into Adobe Acrobat but it will not let me DEFINE the page it generates when I do this. its always 8.5x11 I can generate the A5 page in say open office and then import into acrobat but I loose all the images and color and shading etc.. I ended up loading it live in a web browser condensing it as effeciently as I could and then capturing an image of the entire thing and "chopping" it up into pages. reduced to 4color grey it ended up very small so I was happy. Was just hoping to avoid all that work.