on debian's BTS I got the following report at http://bugs.debian.org/326051 by Cyril Humbert (cyril
dot humbert at univ-mlv dot fr) some time ago:
"The zoom scale doesn't take into account the actual screen
resolution.
For example, with a 17" CRT monitor, if the screen size is
1024x768 (=> about 80 dpi):
- Open a new A4 document;
- Set the zoom factor to 100%;
- The page appears bigger than the A4 format (in fact, it
seems that a 90 dpi resolution is assumed).
Perhaps, it would be nice to have an option to manually
adjust which value is the screen resolution (like in e.g.
gimp or scribus)."
Hi,
on debian's BTS I got the following report at bugs.debian. org/326051 by Cyril Humbert (cyril
http://
dot humbert at univ-mlv dot fr) some time ago:
"The zoom scale doesn't take into account the actual screen
resolution.
For example, with a 17" CRT monitor, if the screen size is
1024x768 (=> about 80 dpi):
- Open a new A4 document;
- Set the zoom factor to 100%;
- The page appears bigger than the A4 format (in fact, it
seems that a 90 dpi resolution is assumed).
Perhaps, it would be nice to have an option to manually
adjust which value is the screen resolution (like in e.g.
gimp or scribus)."
Thanks,
Wolfi