Re: export part of a page

Uwe Saßnowski <uwesassnowski-S0/[email protected]>
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Thanks all! I tried your different ways. Now I have several options to
split my document. Great help!

Uwe

Am 05.02.2020 um 22:20 schrieb Jonas Bechtel:
> On Wed, 5 Feb 2020 09:46:46 -0500
> Gregory Pittman <gpittman-s/[email protected]> wrote with subject
> "Re: [scribus] export part of a page":
> [...]
>
>
> Hi, I already have made one tipp, but just now I got the idea to let
> another Scribus document split the pages. The big advantage is that you
> can fully keep your workflow a) producing big big pages and b)
> extracting parts of the pages.
>
> I uploaded some demo to http://jbechtel.de/site/dist/FLINDS2/
>
> Core of the idea is to export Original.pdf and then create a
> small-page-document which uses an image frame which loads Original.pdf.
>
>
> Step 1: Create wide/big page, like this one: Original.sla ->
>   Original.pdf
>
> Step 2: Create split file, like this one: Geteilt.sla -> Geteilt.pdf
>
>   The split file loads the Original.pdf as an image. In Scribus images
>   can be offset inside their frames, so you can offset the pdf file by
>   any number (that are negative x numbers in this case).
>
> Whenever Step 1 is repeated, you just have to redo export of Step 2 to
> get the split file.
>
> P. S.: You can use the "embed eps" option to get more accurate split
> pages, or you can render them in case you need just pixel graphics.
>
>
>
> Hope it helped.
>
> BR
>   Jonas
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