What is meant by DIN formats?
The term "DIN formats" refers to the paper sizes defined by the standards of the German Institute for Standardization (DIN). These formats are organized into various series, including DIN A, DIN B, and DIN C, and they define the standard dimensions for paper in Germany and many other countries. The most well-known format is DIN A4, which is used worldwide for documents and printed materials.
Typical software functions in the area of "DIN formats":
- Template Provision: Providing templates for various DIN formats that can be used in word processing, graphic design, and printing software.
- Automatic Formatting: Automatic adjustment and scaling of documents to the desired DIN formats.
- Print Settings: Configuration of print settings to ensure documents are correctly printed on various DIN formats.
- Page Layout Management: Managing page layout and margins for different DIN formats.
- Document Import and Export: Support for importing and exporting documents in various DIN formats.
- Label and Form Creation: Creating labels, forms, and other print-ready documents in the common DIN formats.
- Scaling Tools: Tools for scaling graphics and text to fit different DIN formats.
- Compatibility Check: Verifying the compatibility of documents and printers with various DIN formats.