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how to use grid

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Apr 20, 2024 Apr 20, 2024

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HI, 

 

i just have adobe illustrator to try out .

and i  want use it for making grid on pictures that i have.

end then print them off for my murral in my room.

butt i cant find how to apply the  grid.

in dutch i'ts different name . 

all the video online are englisch .

tips please ?

 

grtz kevin bastiaens

 

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Apr 20, 2024 Apr 20, 2024

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Ik begrijp niet helemaal wat je bedoeld. Wat is het in het Nederlands?

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Apr 20, 2024 Apr 20, 2024

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Here you can find translations for the Illustrator menus: https://www.vektorgarten.de/illustrator-polyglott.html

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Apr 21, 2024 Apr 21, 2024

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Kevin,

 

As I (mis)understand it, you just wish to divide existing artwork into pages for print on your own printer.

 

If that is the case, you can use multiple Artboards, one for each part of the artwork (and forget about grids).

 

Presuming you printer has non printing areas at the edges, the Artboards need to be overlapping by a certain amount horizontally and a certain amount vertically which can be different, so that the edges of the printable parts of adjacent Artboards are flush (coincide).

 

In other words an overlap equalling twice the width of the non printable in each direction.

 

With this, you can print all the artboard, and then cut some of the edges so you can recreate the artwork in its entirety without gaps and with every second non printing area left beneath the cut edges of adjacent pages so you can glue them all together.

 

 

Here is a possible way into knowing enough about Artboards soon enough (during your trial).

 

https://helpx.adobe.com/search.html?q=artboards&start_index=0&country=DK&activeScopes=%5B%22helpx%3A...

 

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Apr 21, 2024 Apr 21, 2024

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Sorry, Kevin, in the post above I forgot to insert the link, so I have just done it.

 

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