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So I've got a image I want to print to be exactly 5 cm wide in the centre of a standard A4 sized sheet. How do I scale the image in the PDF that I'm gonna send to the printer dude to be that size on the physical sheet?
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Hi Zerofeltan,
I'm Rodrigo and I will help you.
To print on the exact size you need, open the file on Word, enable the ruler (to help guiding) on View > Ruler.
Since Word has options to adjust the margins, you have more control over the page when printing.
Thanks!
