Subject: Warning: may lead to hyperactivity

From: Dominic Cox <[email-masked]>
Date: Thu, 13 Nov 2014 13:11:24 -0800

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Let me see if I have this right. Your trying to make your circular designs a specific size using the rulers??? If so that is not the way to do that.
Put each item (ellipse) on a separate layer. Select each one with any selection tool. Cmd J . Now it's on a layer, enter Cmd T (transform) and you can control the precise size from there. If you drag it by the handles, the dimensions appear as it is dragged, but you can enter precise dimensions on the menu bar at the top.A4 is 297 x 210mm (cm are not used as they are not an SI unit of measurement)
We convert these dimensions to inches as print resolution is in Pixels Per Inch....so...
297 / 25.4 = 11.69"
210 / 25.4 = 8.26"We can now calculate the MAX image size in Pixels that will fit onto A4...300 * 11.69 = 3507px wide.
300 * 8.26 = 2478 high.Now, if you create a NEW document with those dimensions and 300 as the resolution we can easily work out how many pixels you need your circle to be to print out at the right size..0mm = 1.18"@ 300 dpi that = 300 * 1.18 = 354pxThen on a new layer, use the elliptical marquee tool + shift (to constrain to a circle) to draw out a circle of exactly 354px dia....and fill it or whatever you need to do to it.Use the INFO panel to watch how big the selection is as you do it.Now when you print that out it should be exactly the right size.As a check lets do the maths backwards......354px @ 300ppi = 1.18" or 30mmYou can in fact have ANY sized circle print out at 30mm, all you need to do is find the dia of the circle in Pixels and work out the resolution to give you the right dimensions in mm.For instance, if the circle you had was 250px dia then the resolution would be calculated...250 / 1.18" = 211ppiThis is obviously less than your desired 300 but me
ant as an example of how ANY sized pixels can printed at ANY size on paper by using the right resolution.