I am creating a document using the KOMA-Script class scrreprt
. It is to be handed in and the requirements specify the following page layout:
- A4 paper
- One-sided print
- Margins: left 3.5 cm (2.5cm margin + 1cm binding), right 2.5, top 2.5, bottom 2.5
When I try using the geometry
package, it sort of screws it up – just by measuring with a ruler, I see that it's not correct. Using showframe
, I can also see that there is a lot of space below the text area, presumably footer and such in addition to the margin, that I don't need.
The KOMA-Script documentation states (and, for the record, I agree that this is the better way) that the page layout should be set using typearea
with DIV
and BCOR
values, but I don't know how to translate the specs into them.
How can I set 1.–3. in scrreprt
?
UPDATE: This may, indeed, be caused by the printer. Thanks for the comments, I am now looking into it!
UPDATE 2: The issue I was grappling with was, indeed, caused by the printer. However, the answers given are very appreciated!
Best Answer
You gave no MWE so I have to guess a little bit :-(
It is not a good idea to mix KOMA-Script mechanismn with the usage of
geometry
.In your case the big problem is that KOMA-Script always uses with its own calculated typing area an bottom line which is double top line!
You want both lines to be equal:
top 2.5, bottom 2.5
.So get your three points use the following MWE:
And gives you:
To test the missmatch by mixing
geometry
and KOMA-Script mechanismn uncoment the lineand compile again. The wrong result you now get is:
As you can see the bottom line is double top line and binding correction is missing ...