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From article <May.18.22.44.49.1989.12296@pilot.njin.net>, by gould@pilot.njin.net (Brian Jay Gould):
> I stopped using MacDraw in favor of MacDraw II as soon as I discovered the
> wonderful things I could do in Draw II.  Now I've found that Draw II can't
> take advantage of the "page reduction" feature under "page setup."
> 
> In MacDraw, when you reduce the page, you can continue to use the remaining
> space for other things (like borders).  But in Draw II, you never see the
> blank area of the page except on the printed copy.

What blank area?  When you set the "page reduction" to 50% under MacDraw II, 
that effectively doubles the size of the page for drawing purposes.  When you
print, you larger page is shrunk, by 50%, to fit on your piece of paper.

Or do I misunderstand you?  I thought it worked this way in MacDraw Classic
as well.

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