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Tronics AMC Inverted Diagram

Discussion in 'DIY Motion Simulator Building Q&A / FAQ' started by stowaway, Mar 21, 2010.

  1. stowaway

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    does anyone have a copy of Tronics AMC diagram that has been inverted so it can be printed and used fo ra Light senstive PCB board..

    I recently did a bit of a cut and paste job and inverted it. made the board only to find i was about 5% too small so the main Chip wouldnt fit in (and this was one of hte last thigns i went to put on the board :( )
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    Simplest method is to print to the PDF printer from Acrobat, with Postscript mirroring turned on:

    In Acrobat...

    File..Print.. Choose Adobe PDF and click Properties
    Set to the correct quality preset (try to match your existing doc)
    Click Layout tab, press Advanced
    Open the Postscript Options tree, set 'Mirrored' to Yes.

    OK your way back to the print dialog, and print it.

    (Mirroring isn't remembered unless you save it as a preset)


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    Senetor, Mar 23, 2010
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