I want to use folding marks with my scrlttr2
letters, however my printer margin cuts them off. Thus I want the marks to be a little bit longer/wider so that they reach farther into the document. How can I achieve this?
Here is an example code of my letter.
\documentclass[
paper=a4,
pagenumber=false, % Removes page numbers from page 2 onwards
parskip=half, % Separates paragraphs with some whitespace, use parskip=full for more space or comment out to return to default
fromalign=locationright, % Aligns the from address to the right
foldmarks=true, % Prints small fold marks on the left of the page
addrfield=true
]{scrlttr2}
\setkomavar{date}{\today} % Date of the letter
\begin{document}
\begin{letter}{Recipient\\somestreet 15\\12345 postalcode} % Addressee name and address
\opening{To whom it may concern}
This is a letter body.
\closing{yours sincerely}
\end{letter}
\end{document}
Best Answer
Well, following chapter 22.1 in the documentation of KOMA-Script (German version, open it with
texdoc koma-script
) you can use the command\@setplength
to change the value of the relevant pseudolengthfoldmarkhpos
. Because there is a@
used in the command you need to use\makeatletter
and\makeatother
.Please see the following MWE (changed code marked with
<==========
)and the result:
Change the value
1cm
to that what you need ...If you are using an own
lco
file (as I do) you can add the command there (without\makeatletter
and\makeatother
).EDIT
Meanwhile (since version 3.26.2980, ~ since 2019) there is the "userspace"-command
\setplength
so that this solution reduces to: