dive printing

[Willem Ferguson]

A good high-contrast black-and-white image on the printer would be 
extremely useful. Currently I print the dive profile to PDF, capture the 
PDF image at reasonable resolution with a screen capture program, edit 
the contrast and brightness with Gimp, and paste the image into the page 
of my printed dive log. Quite a bit of work and a really roundabout way.

Look at the numbers on the depths scale on the left of Roberto's image 
attached to his mail and see how it was weakened by screen capture. In  
general the depth and time numbers become very weak because they are 1) 
in a fairly light colour and 2) because the font for the depth and time 
scales is quite small. It would be very, very, valuable if the letter 
sizes along the depth and time axes could be increased.

Kind regards,
willemf

On 14/10/2013 14:58, Lubomir I. Ivanov wrote:
> On 14 October 2013 15:39, roberto forini <forini.r at gmail.com> wrote:
>> OK thank you! Why not give one more row to descriptions rather then trunkate
>> it ??
>>
> for the new version the table height is fixed leaving only one row for
> location and notes.
> there is a mode called "6 dives per page", where expanding these rows
> is a bit of a problem on A4, because leaving more space for the table
> really shrinks the profile and it doesn't look that good.
>
> but, after all there is a "table print" mode where in the latest
> version of Subsurface the entire location and notes will be visible.
> the profile printing modes focus mainly on showing more of the profile
> and _some_ data bellow it.
>
> so if someone want a really verbose print, he/she can do, say a "2
> dives per page print" with profiles and then a "table print" on
> another page.
>
> lubomir
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