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Probelm PDF Export in Orcad Capture CIS

Hi all,

I'm writing this topic because a I'm spending a lot of time for create a good intelligent PDF but I don't able to fix the problem about page size.

In my schematic properties I have page Size (24.3, - 16,4 inches). The problme is pdf layout output. I have a lot of space free in bottom of the page.

I would like to have the drawing in the center of the page. I tried different setting without to get the solution. Anyone has any idea?

This my setting

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0 AvengerThanos over 4 years ago

The question posted is bit confusing....you have issue in pdf layout output but you have attached schematics PDF settings. Do you have issue in schematic PDF or PCB PDF ?

In schematics, PDF export replicates exact position of components as in schematics. If you need the design in center of PDF then design placement also needs to be positioned at center of the schematics.

In PCB PDF by default the drawing is centered to pages.
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0 Filo88 over 4 years ago in reply to AvengerThanos

Ok, maybe I explained not very well. For example I enclosed PDF export output. The schematic is not in the center of the page and I would like to have it in of center. Perhaps the problem is the center of schematic (schematic origin) that is in the top left corner. But how can I to move design origin to center the schematic?

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0 Filo88 over 4 years ago in reply to AvengerThanos

Ok, maybe I explained not very well. For example I enclosed PDF export output. The schematic is not in the center of the page and I would like to have it in of center. Perhaps the problem is the center of schematic (schematic origin) that is in the top left corner. But how can I to move design origin to center the schematic?

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