How many cm is 'legal' printer paper?
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Hello:\n\nMaybe I don't understand your question, but "cm" (or inches) and "pixels" are different.  The length of a legal sheet of paper is 8-1/2 x 14 inches (sorry, I'm old school and don't know metric), standard sheet of paper is 8-1/2 x 11, and A4 sheet of paper is 210 x 297 mm.\n\nA pixel:\n\nDefinition: A pixel is a tiny dot of light on the monitor. \n\nExplanation: "Pixel" stands for Picture Element. It is the smallest part of every image you see on the monitor. The color of a pixel is partly determined by how many bits (on/off units) are used to store the pixel. \n\nPlease go to http://www.tekmom.com/buzzwords/zdpixel.html.\n\nGoo luck.
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Generally speaking, legal-sized paper is used for long documents containing a good deal of information, such as a contract.
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http://www.krymos.com/searchfor-Commercial%20Printing-Commercial%20Printing.htm?OVRAW=information%20about%20digital%20photography%20and%20printing&OVKEY=printing%20digital%20photography&OVMTC=advanced
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Well, let's see... 2 pages per sheet of paper; so 500,000 sheets of paper times 0.1 mm (average paper thickness) is 50,000 mm, so that's about 50 m, so I'd guess #5, the 20-some story building.
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Goto here :\nhttp://www.snapfiles.com/get/pdf4free.html\nand get PDF4Free and enjoy!!\n\n\nPDF4Free installs as a virtual printer and allows you to convert any printable document to PDF format. It supports up to 2540x2540 dpi printing resolution, custom paper sizes, PDF document information, font embedding, automatic hyperlink detection, print scaling and more. The free version adds a signature line to the bottom of every converted document.
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An 8" x 10" piece of paper is typically used with 8" as the width.  All paper is measured width first.
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80 lb paper, it is over 280 gsm and 0.33 mm, too heavy and too thick! Typically, the design and calibration laser printer is based on 70 ~ 80 gsm. \n\nOf course, it needs to slow down printing speed to avoid paper jam when increasing paper thickness meanwhile it also possible to take more time for toner transfer from OPC drum to paper and increasing toner density as well. You may change default “common paper” to “106 ~ 163 g/m2” for slow down printing speed of HP laser printer and change Konica Minolta to “thick paper” or “transparency” for the other brands \n\nUnfortunately, slow down printing speed is not enough. The toner transfer from OPC drum to paper is based on electrostatic filed and it difficult to be transferred sufficiently if paper too thick. The consequence of printing quality is very white (color saturation is very poor or toner density is not enough). The solution is paper surface must have positive polarity to enhance electrostatic filed and help toner transfer.\n\nThe other problem will be raised! The fuser temperature of laser printer will heat up to around 200 degree C and melt down toner. The coating material on the paper surface must resist thermal stress when slow down printing speed otherwise printer will be damaged!\n\nCurrently, the weight of photographic paper is around 170 ~ 220gsm. So, our designation is focusing to this range. Of course, thermal stress and positive polarity on the paper surface shall considerate. As I know, suitable 80 lb paper is not so easy to find at this moment.\n\nDue to the toner and laser printer’s engine are difference between difference brands and different series of same brands. Compatibility also is another problem! Fortunately, we had test with HP 2550/3700/4600/5500/9500/Indigo, EPSON C900/C1900/C3000/C4000/C4100, Xerox DC12/6060 and Konica Minolta 2450. \n\nPostScript printing language is possible to enhance gray level and make printing sharpness also. However, corresponding to our testing, we found the printing quality of EPSON is acceptable without PostScript printing language.
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42.0 by 59.4 cm (2500 cm2)\n\nThe length of A series paper is 1.414 (square root of 2) times its width. This is done so that if you blow up or reduce to any other size in the range, the image shape is the same.\n\nThe area of A0 paper is 1 square metre\nSo A0 is 84.1 by 118.9 centimetres\n\nA1 is half the area of A0 (5000 cm2)\nSo A1 is 59.4 by 84.1 cm\n\nA2 is half the area of A1 (2500 cm2)\nSo A2 is 42.0 by 59.4 cm\n\nA3 is half the area of A2 (125  cm2)\nSo A3 is 29.7 by 42.0 cm\n\nA4 is half the area of A3 (625 cm2)\nSo A4 is 21.0 by 29.7 cm\n\nA5 is half the area of A4 (312.5 cm2)\nSo A5 is 14.8 by 21.0 cm\netc. etc.\n\n\np.s. sorry, greywolf, A4 is 29.7cm long not 9.7cm.\nand wiseguy, stick 4 pieces of A4 together, if you cut A4 in half, you get A5.
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Because mostly all inkjet printers these days are capable of 1200dpi, they just leave that off because it's sort of assumed.  Most start out as 4800 x 1200, so they just say 4800 dpi since that is the max.
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182.9 cms\n\nhttp://www.manuelsweb.com/in_cm.htm\n\n7.42 qts\n\nhttp://www.wetaskiwincoop.com/Tips/metric_convert.htm
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An A4 sheet of paper is 11.69 inches (297 mm) long, and 8.25 inches (210 mm) wide !
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What sort of prints? What sort of current do you want to source? How few milliviolts do you want?
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I don't know the printer but you could be maxing out the size file it can handle. Do you print with preview and check all your settings?
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It is actually a standard for paper size measurement, please check this link for more information:\n\nhttp://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/iso-paper.html
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I just dont think that is possible as the paper needs to be able to bend.  You might find some kind of machine that stamps rather than prints.  Perhaps Kinko might have some ideas.\nE
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Printing something????
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Adjust your printer setting to landscape when sending to print. You'll get the full width pages then.