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Gather Materials |
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a. Laser level - Required.
You should not attempt to construct a wall mural without
this.
A laser level will insure success and speed up assembly. Plus,
it is the only way that you can hope to achieve a seamless
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b. Paper cutter - Required.
Just as with any wallpapering type of project, the proper
cutting tools assure that you will create a truly stunning
wall mural. Having these tools will also allow you to use
YottaPrint over and over to change or create new wall murals
in the
least amount of time and with the best possible result.
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c. Temporary spray adhesive. Optional. Will allow temporary
or permanent installation depending on how you use it - see
directions
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product. |
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START YOTTAPRINT |
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Load Image - Select File Open and navigate to the desired
image file. |
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Setup Printer Properties
Click on Properties, then in the Layout tab, click Advanced and
select a paper size and set other options. These settings tell
YottaPrint how to divide the image. |
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Determine Poster or Mural Size - enter either
the width or height and the other value will automatically
be filled in if the check box is checked. In this example,
96" high was input (floor to ceiling) and the width was automatically
calculated by YottaPrint.
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Enter Desired Overlap - this is the amount of
the image that will be repeated in the overlap position (see
below). This will ensure that no gaps will be visible in the
finished mural or poster. |
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Click Overlap Position - an overlap is only needed on two
sides of an image. This setting shows where the overlap will
appear - in this example the overlap will be printed on the
right and bottom margins. |
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Select Page Numbering Attributes - this puts
page numbers on all pages.
- None - page numbers are not printed
- 1 -> # of pages - the current page number is printed
then the total numbers in the image set is printed
- Row, Column - the row number is printed then
the column number of the page is printed
- Column, Row - the column number is printed, then the
row number is printed
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Select Crop Mark Attributes - sets the width
of the lines (crop marks) printed on each page to assist
in lining up the pieces.
- None - no crop marks are printed
- 1 Pixel - a thin, single pixel line is printed
- 2 Pixels - a thicker, two pixel line is printed
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Print! - prints the entire image, page by page |
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Print single pages - right mouse click over any page in the
image and select
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