Scaling a window to be saved as a PDF?

Question

Hey JMP Community

I am new to JSL, and have been working on a script for the past week or so. The final portion of the script is supposed to take a graph and save it as a PDF. The issue I am having is that I cannot seem to find a way to scale this PDF down to one page.

I can do this manually by clicking "Save As" in the graph window, choosing the PDF file format, and setting the scale to 80%.

Currently, my code looks like this:

KlingonImage << Set Page Setup(
	margins(0.5,0.5,0.5,0.5),
	scale(0.8)
);

KlingonImage << Get Page Setup();

//Save as PDF

KlingonImage << Savepdf(filepath);

Where "KlingonImage" is the name of the window created to display the graph. No matter what I make the scale value, there does not seem to be any change in the resulting PDF file. Is this something that JMP can do? It should be noted that I am using JMP 9.

Thanks,

Michael

michaelgroom · Answer

Unfortunately, adding the suggested lines does not change the scale. I am wondering if this is a limitation of JMP 9?

Thanks,

Michael

Byron_JMP · Answer

what happens when you add this to the end of your script? gb << Set page setup( margins( 0.5, 0.5, 0.5, 0.5 ), scale( .1 ), portrait( 0 ), paper size( "Letter" ) ); gb << save pdf( "testPDF.pdf" ); I suspect you'll get a pdf (in the directory where the script is saved) that looks like A baseball card on the top left of the page. note, for the "portrait" argument, 1 is portrait and 0 is landscape.

michaelgroom · Answer

Hey  Byron

Sorry for the late response. I don't believe this fixes the issue that I am having. I want everything to fit on only one page. The only thing that I want to fit on the page is this element:

KlingonImage=New Window("Klingon Pattern",
	gb=Graph Box(

Frame Size(810,810),
		xaxis(show major ticks(false),show minor ticks(false),show labels(false)),
		yaxis(show major ticks(false),show minor ticks(false),show labels(false)),
		X Scale(0,100),
		Y Scale(0,100),

<< Add Image(
			Open(filepath||fid1),
			Bounds(
				Left(20),
				Right(80),
				Top(100),
				Bottom(0)
			)
		),
		Text Size(11);
		Text Color("black"),
		Text(Center Justified,Boxed,{50,3.9},NFrame), //North Frame

Text(Center Justified,Boxed,{40,96},SETFrame), //Southeast Top Frame

Text(Center Justified,Boxed,{60,96},SWTFrame), //Southwest Top Frame

Text(Center Justified,Boxed,{50,9},NWindow), //North Window

Text(Center Justified,Boxed,{50,81.5},SWindow), //South Window

Text(Center Justified,Clockwise,Boxed,{36.5,80},SEWindowOut), //Outer Southeast Window

Text(Center Justified,Clockwise,Boxed,{62.5,80},SWWindowOut), //Outer Southwest Window

Text(Center Justified,Clockwise,Boxed,{62.5,12},NWWindowOut), //Outer Northwest Window

Text(Center Justified,Clockwise,Boxed,{36.5,12},NEWindowOut), //Outer Northeast Window

Text(Center Justified,Clockwise,Boxed,{74.3,27},NWFrame), //Northwest Frame

Text(Center Justified,Clockwise,Boxed,{25,27},NEFrame), //Northeast Frame

Text(Center Justified,Clockwise,Boxed,{74.3,72},SWFrame), //Southwest Frame

Text(Center Justified,Clockwise,Boxed,{25,72},SEFrame), //Southeast Frame

Text(Center Justified,Clockwise,Boxed,{42,30},NEWindowIn), //Inner Northeast Window

Text(Center Justified,Clockwise,Boxed,{42,63},SEWindowIn), //Inner Southeast Window

Text(Center Justified,Clockwise,Boxed,{57.7,30},NWWindowIn), //Inner Northwest Window

Text(Center Justified,Clockwise,Boxed,{57.6,63},SWWindowIn), //Inner Southwest Window

Text(Center Justified,Boxed,{34,45.5},NEGap), //Northeast Gap

Text(Center Justified,Boxed,{34.4,51},SEGap), //Southeast Gap

Text(Center Justified,Boxed,{67,45.5},NWGap), //Northwest Gap

Text(Center Justified,Boxed,{67,51},SWGap), //Southwest Gap

Text Color("Blue"),

Text({74,5},Operator), //Operator

Text({74,1},TestDate); //Date

Text({74,3},NumberSamp); //Number of Samples used in generation

),
	Page Break Box()
);

Which is essentially an image with text boxes superimposed over it. The issue I am having is that I cannot seem to affect the scale of the PDF file. Is the type of window I am trying to scale a data type I cannot manipulate?

Thanks,

Michael