Most of the Modeling tools support a function to fit diagram to page when printing.
Would be a very usefull feature

Hi,

Did they reduce, enlarge or cut the diagram in order to match a predefined size !?

Regards,

ebr

The diagram would be scaled to fit the page.
I don't see much use in cutting the diagram.

Because 1 page is barely enough for all users (does anyone still use 640Ko of memory?), and because it can be difficult for users to set how many pages they need after pressing the "print" button (what with the print dialog being over the diagram etc), we decided to go the opposite direction: pages are set directly in the diagram (and can be different for each diagram).
Look in the "Symbol" view while you clicked on a diagram's background, and you'll see the bottom two options are "Show Page boundaries" and "Page size", which allows you to indeed see the boundaries of the pages that will be printed, and set the size of said pages - default size being A4V, standing for A4 (297 x 210mm) Vertical (portrait).

More precisely, you can use the following formats:
- A0V, A1V, A2V, A3V, A4V A5V for respectively A0 (1189 x 841mm), A1 (841 x 594mm), A2 (594 x 420mm), A3 (420 x 297mm), A4 (297 x 210mm), A5 (210 x 148mm) format in vertical orientation ("portrait").
- A0H, A1H, A2H, A3H, A4H A5H for the same formats but in horizontal orientation ("landscape").
- any value of the following format: WxH where W is the width in millimeters and H is the height in millimeters (and decimal is indicated by a point '.' and not a coma ',')
- any value of the following format: W"xH" where W is the width in inches and H is the height in inches (and decimal is indicated by a point '.' and not a coma ',')

Of course you can mix inches and millimeters (like W"xH) but I wouldn't advise you to do so.

Hi,

I would just like to point out that the latest version of Modelio (2.2.1), include a print setup page, containing this 'it to page' option.
See Modelio 2.2.1 change log for more information: forge.modelio.org/projects/modelio/wiki/Modelio_221

Best regards,
cde