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GraphicsUnit.Point and GraphicsUnit.Display

1) GraphicsUnit.Point = 1/72 Inch
2) GraphicsUnit.Display = 1/75 Inch

I printed letter at postion x = 500 twice, first with Graphics.PageUnit =
GraphicsUnit.Point, and second Graphics.PageUnit = GraphicsUnit.Display.
The difference beetween positions of these two obtained letters is 5 cm !!!!

Does anybody know what is going on ?

Gawel
Nov 13 '05 #1
1 5000
Of course, the difference on the piece of paper.
Gawel
1) GraphicsUnit.Point = 1/72 Inch
2) GraphicsUnit.Display = 1/75 Inch

I printed letter at postion x = 500 twice, first with Graphics.PageUnit =
GraphicsUnit.Point, and second Graphics.PageUnit = GraphicsUnit.Display.
The difference beetween positions of these two obtained letters is 5 cm !!!!
Does anybody know what is going on ?

Gawel

Nov 13 '05 #2

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