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Printing oversized documents

Although you can create InDesign documents as large as 18-by-18 feet, most desktop printers cannot print such large

pages.

To print an oversized document on your desktop printer, you can print each page of your document in pieces, called

tiles, and then trim and assemble those pieces. If you prefer, you can scale the document to fit the available paper size.

See also

“Tile a document” on page 553

“Scale type” on page 220

Tile a document

A document’s dimensions do not necessarily match the paper sizes used by printers. As a result, when you print,

InDesign divides the oversized document into one or more rectangles, or tiles, that correspond to the page size

available on the printer. You can then assemble the overlapping sections.

You can have InDesign tile a document automatically, or you can specify the tiles yourself. Tiling manually lets you

control the origin point for the upper-left corner of the tile, so that you determine where the page falls on the paper.

Oversized pages divided into printable tiles (left) and the overlapping sections in final assembly (right)

Tile a document automatically

Choose File > Print.

2 In the Setup area of the Print dialog box, select Tile.

3 Choose one of the following options in the Tile menu:

Auto Automatically calculates the number of tiles required, including the overlap.

Auto Justified Increases the amount of overlap (if necessary) so that the right sides of the rightmost tiles are aligned

at the right edge of the document’s page, and the bottom sides of the bottommost tiles are aligned at the bottom edge

of the document’s page.

4 For Overlap, type the minimum amount of duplicated information you want printed on each tile for ease in

assembly. The Overlap option uses the unit of measure specified for the document. The value should be greater than

the minimum nonprinting margins for the printer. You can specify up to half the size of the shortest side of the

document page to overlap. For example, tiles for a page that measures 11-by-17 inches (279.4mm-by-431.8mm) can

overlap up to 5.5 inches (139.7mm).

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