Page with frame

Command: Page with frame
Menu path: Layouts > Page with frame
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Functional description: The command creates a new layout containing a page with a frame.
 

 

Introductory note:

Creating a page with a frame is the first step towards creating a complete layout.
There are three steps in creating a complete layout:

Steps must be performed in the given order and the program will warn you if you skip a certain step.

When you run any of the commands that automatically generate layouts for printing,
the program will decide on its own the steps required to create the layouts
(create the layout, and then add the header, table and viewport (if necessary for that kind of layout, if not viewport will be omitted)).

In order to print anything in TeleCAD-GIS, you need to create a layout because the layout is the very thing that is printed.
Page with frame does exactly that, it creates a layout.
In addition, the frame of the layout's page is created which is important as TeleCAD-GIS uses it to
determine the position of layout header (or data table).


Procedure

From the main menu run Layouts > Page with frame command.
Select Printer window opens (Figure 1).
You need to set the printing parameters in it.

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Figure 1

The window for setting printing parameters contains the following items:

Layout:

  • Name: (name of the layout - will be displayed on the Layout tab at the bottom of workspace)

Printer selection:

  • Printer name: (choose an available printer from the drop-down list)
  • Paper size: (choose the paper format from the drop-down list)
  • Paper dimensions: (display of paper dimensions in relation to the above selected format)

Paper orientation:

  • Portrait
  • Landscape

When all parameters are set, click Continue to generate the layout (Figure 2).
If there’s already a layout with the same name, the program will warn you that it will be overwritten by the new layout (Figure 3).

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Figure 2

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Figure 3