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From article <May.19.09.33.47.1989.20997@pilot.njin.net>, by gould@pilot.njin.net (Brian Jay Gould):
> Exactly.  When you reduce the page in MacDraw classic, the working page
> size is larger, giving you room to work if the page was full.  In MacDraw II
> you set page reduction (lets say 80%), and the page still looks the same
> on the screen.  On paper you get a drawing at 80% with white space on the
> lower and right sides.

You do?  I just tried my own copy of MacDraw II 1.1, and this problem most
definitely did NOT occur.  Everything worked exactly as expected.  I don't
remember the problem being in MDII 1.0, either, but maybe it was.  If so, 
and that's the version you have, call Customer Relations at 408/727-8227
and those nice folks will send you a new copy.

> So I guess Claris is confirming that its a bug. Do you know when a fix is 
> coming?

If it happened, then it was definitely a bug, and it's definitely already
been fixed.

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