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Printing scale 0-100%. Is there a way to have 0.1% contol over the print scale rathar than the 1% as is current?

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Dear Support,

I am commonly using Firefox to print files with unusual formats as Firefox is so good at interpolating these. Recently I needed to print some old CAD files in *.svg format. Firefox (as usual) was happy with this. Using 100% print scale with my printer produced an almost perfect 1:1 scale result. But it was 0.4% too large. My HP printer drivers have no scale function, nor my Cannon drivers, Hence; please could you explain how to get 0.1% control over the print scale in Firefox, rather than the default 1% control?

Best regards - Mark.

Dear Support, I am commonly using Firefox to print files with unusual formats as Firefox is so good at interpolating these. Recently I needed to print some old CAD files in *.svg format. Firefox (as usual) was happy with this. Using 100% print scale with my printer produced an almost perfect 1:1 scale result. But it was 0.4% too large. My HP printer drivers have no scale function, nor my Cannon drivers, Hence; please could you explain how to get 0.1% control over the print scale in Firefox, rather than the default 1% control? Best regards - Mark.

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Wesley Branton
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Unfortunately, Firefox will always round to the nearly percent. Therefore, you are unable to use decimal percentages.