Ivan Unfortunately not every CM is 41.3mm wide. Mine is 42.0 - 2,5 years old purchased in UK and it was discussed here that various CM has different width. So your advice is perfectly fine if you replace 41.3 by X and every one can make their own calculation based on their own particular CM unit Cheers Tom -- t.danus@xxxxxxxxx Skype: Ithilstone On 31 January 2014 11:03, Ivan Tsyba <ivantsyba@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > Default i1 8 mm patch size is not good for ColorMunki. > Use 8.26 mm row width: ColoMunki width is 41.3 mm, 41.3 / 5 = 8.26, so > you can read target with ruler > > Just add to printarg "-a 1.0325" that scale i1 row to 8.26 mm > (8*1.0325=8.26). > > > 2014-01-31 Todd Sailor <mfdisme@xxxxxxxxx>: > > That seemed to have worked. I did tweak the -p value to 330x482. >> >> It took a bit with Adobe Color Printer Utility, but scaling at 97% got it >> all on one page. >> >> Thanks! >> >> >> On Jan 30, 2014, at 5:59 PM, BC Rider <bcrider99@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> >> >> However, I still need some help filling up an A3+ (13”x19”) sheet with >> patches. I have a ColorMunki and I understand 8mm is an acceptable minimum >> size. I would like to fill a page or two with patches at this size. >> >> >> >> Could someone walk me through the targen string, or provide it? >> >> >> > >> > What printtarg string are you using? The following will support 1748 >> patches assuming I have the A3+ size correct: >> > >> > printtarg -v -iCM -h -a0.6 -t360 -p333x482 testname >> > >> > Given that, targen just needs to produce a 1748 patch target: >> > >> > targen -v -d2 -G -f1748 testname >> > >> > Be sure to measure your printed target to check for unexpected scaling >> problems. Suggest scanning with a double-sided ruler (search archives for >> discussion of this) with 8.22mm patch size (measure 10 rows and divide by >> 10). >> >> >> >