In a world of digital content made of bits and pixel, good old paper still has its place. Skore processes are mapped on paper-shaped canvas, making it easy to see how it will look like when printed. Viewer will always see process on an infinite canvas, except when printing.
Canvas, page, paper settings
Page view (default)
"infinite" canvas view
View mode is always canvas view
Paper size
You can choose from a number of predefined paper sizes or enter your own custom size.
Default is A4 landscape.
Grid
When enabled, it is visible in both edit and view mode.
Background color
Change the background color of the canvas. Default is white.
Scale
The higher the more boxes will fit on a page. Default is 1.3.
Working with template
The default Skore settings may be overridden by a template for the workspace
Available in Product Plan: Mapping • Analysis • Management Feature available to: Editor • Admin What are the page settings These are the settings that relate to the canvas/page that a process is developed onto. You can configure these settings based ...
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