Comments on: Visio figures in LaTeX http://www.stpe.se/2008/07/visio-figures-in-latex/ Not a blog, more a log. Sat, 07 Aug 2010 04:37:27 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: granly http://www.stpe.se/2008/07/visio-figures-in-latex/comment-page-1/#comment-1087 granly Thu, 15 Jan 2009 12:47:24 +0000 http://www.stpe.se/?p=54#comment-1087 Hi I have had similar problems with visio and the pdf created. There is another way to get rid of the default paper size. Go to File/Page setup Choose the "Page Size" tab and select "Size to fit drawing content" Now choose File/Publish as PDF or XPS. Here's the catch: (or one of them) if you have more than one page in your Visio document, you will get all pages in your drawing with the default page size (A4 in my case). But choose "Options" in the Publish dialogue and select "Current page" in the options window. This does the trick for me. By the way I was inspired by this page: http://www.codestylist.org/wiki/ExportToPdf Where you can find a macro that will do the job for you. :o) Hi I have had similar problems with visio and the pdf created. There is another way to get rid of the default paper size.

Go to File/Page setup

Choose the “Page Size” tab and select “Size to fit drawing content”

Now choose File/Publish as PDF or XPS. Here’s the catch: (or one of them) if you have more than one page in your Visio document, you will get all pages in your drawing with the default page size (A4 in my case). But choose “Options” in the Publish dialogue and select “Current page” in the options window.

This does the trick for me.

By the way I was inspired by this page: http://www.codestylist.org/wiki/ExportToPdf

Where you can find a macro that will do the job for you. :o )

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