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I usually use the "preview" to edit pdf file. such as drag a jpg file into the preview opened pdf file. before update the Mac system, jpg file can directly generate a page fit in the pdf. now, large white margin exist. could you please find the issue and develop it?
YQPANG wrote:
I usually use the "preview" to edit pdf file. such as drag a jpg file into the preview opened pdf file. before update the Mac system, jpg file can directly generate a page fit in the pdf.
Just to clarify something, you can add images to a PDF file and consequently add pages.
now, large white margin exist. could you please find the issue and develop it?
If the image is smaller than the document a border will be created. The smaller the image, the bigger the border. That's been true since Monterey at least.
YQPANG wrote:
I usually use the "preview" to edit pdf file. such as drag a jpg file into the preview opened pdf file. before update the Mac system, jpg file can directly generate a page fit in the pdf.
Just to clarify something, you can add images to a PDF file and consequently add pages.
now, large white margin exist. could you please find the issue and develop it?
If the image is smaller than the document a border will be created. The smaller the image, the bigger the border. That's been true since Monterey at least.
FWIW, Preview is not a PDF editor nor can you drag a .jpg file into a PDF.
A jpg can definitely be dragged into a pdf using thumbnails.
picas wrote:
A jpg can definitely be dragged into a pdf using thumbnails.
I think we're talking about two different things. 😎
Modify of preview app of Mac
