![]() ![]() ![]() System is Win10, Nvidia graphics card, monitors are both 2560x1440 and running at native resolution, and scaling is set at 125% in Windows settings. 120ppi does happen to be 96ppi x 125% though, and given that my Windows scaling is set to 125%, that probably isn't a coincidence. When printing the ruler check to see that you are printing at 100. The "Actual Size" zoom level in PS produces an image that is too small by about a percent, which I can reproduce by setting the ppi in Units & Rulers to 108, so I believe that is what Windows is somehow feeding PS, not the 120 reported by your script. PRINTABLE RULER PRINT & FOLD - A4 PAPER (ACTUAL SIZE) World of Prinbl 1000's of free printables to help make life easy 12inch 30cm Ruler. To make sure the actual size of the ruler is correct do this. A4 sized paper should measure 29,7 centimeters or 11,6 inch vertically. ![]() Letter sized paper should measure 27,94 centimeters or 11 inch vertically. That is not even close to accurate - if I was to enter that value into Units & Rulers, the images would be very oversize when viewed at Print Size zoom level. Hold a blank paper against your ruler as shown on the image. My calculated correct value, that I used in Units & Rulers, is 109ppi. My manual measurement must be correct, since when I enter my calculated value in the Units & Rulers settings page, my "Print Size" zoom level produces exact results, whether by measuring the image or comparing the displayed ruler to a physical ruler. ![]()
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