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A4 report size for a medical software

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  • eunhyjoE Offline
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    eunhyjo
    wrote on last edited by
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    Hi,

    I am totally new about QT. I am making a report file for medical software. (design / UI)
    The problem is what size should I use for the A4 report file?
    I thought it should be 1240x1754 px (150dpi) at least for printing later. But on the monitor screen - it is quite big. So I made again to 595x842 px (72dpi). However, on a big monitor or 4K display (for the exhibition or fair) - this size is too small.

    I wonder, can I make this file as responsive? Or should I make this report file two sizes (for a computer / for a 4K display)?
    Which size and unit normally use for these report files?
    (pixel / resolution...etc)

    Thanks in advance. :)

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    • eunhyjoE eunhyjo

      Hi,

      I am totally new about QT. I am making a report file for medical software. (design / UI)
      The problem is what size should I use for the A4 report file?
      I thought it should be 1240x1754 px (150dpi) at least for printing later. But on the monitor screen - it is quite big. So I made again to 595x842 px (72dpi). However, on a big monitor or 4K display (for the exhibition or fair) - this size is too small.

      I wonder, can I make this file as responsive? Or should I make this report file two sizes (for a computer / for a 4K display)?
      Which size and unit normally use for these report files?
      (pixel / resolution...etc)

      Thanks in advance. :)

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      Pl45m4
      wrote on last edited by Pl45m4
      #2

      @eunhyjo

      What do you mean by "file"? Your QWidget?
      I guess, you can scale it anyway, when you want to print something on paper.

      Qt has high DPI support and some extra settings:
      https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/highdpi.html

      Edit:

      Is your whole "report file" an image?


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      • Pl45m4P Pl45m4

        @eunhyjo

        What do you mean by "file"? Your QWidget?
        I guess, you can scale it anyway, when you want to print something on paper.

        Qt has high DPI support and some extra settings:
        https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/highdpi.html

        Edit:

        Is your whole "report file" an image?

        eunhyjoE Offline
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        eunhyjo
        wrote on last edited by
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        @Pl45m4
        Hi, Thanks for your reply.

        No, It is...like an HTML document?
        images and text on the file. So as a webpage it is easy to make responsible size.
        But I have no idea about QT - which size should I use. :s
        Please find the attached screenshot:
        https://prnt.sc/u2klw5

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