Customizing margins in LaTeX

Question

Seal

Good afternoon

I'm writing a diploma in latex, I can't adjust the margins, after printing they are completely different, I have to adjust for a specific printer, shift the page as a whole. I'm printing through adobe reader, having previously set the actual size in the print options.
I set it up like this: I
\usepackage[left=25mm, top=20mm, right=10mm, bottom=20mm, nohead, nofoot]{geometry}
shift it like this:
\hoffset=-5mm \voffset=5mm

The page geometry has a lot of parameters, but is it really impossible to somehow just adjust the margins?


Here is an example document:

\documentclass[14pt]{article} \usepackage[utf8x]{inputenc} \usepackage[left=2.5cm, top=2cm, right=1cm, bottom=20mm, nohead, nofoot]{geometry} \begin{document} text, text, text \end{document}

Thank you very much for your help.

Answer 1

> writing cum in
BDSM latex? Or are you twisting the words on purpose?
And with the press a problem in the printer.
By the way, what will happen if you do not generate pdf, but dvi (and print dvi with the dvips command)?

Answer 2

What paper size do you have? check that a4paper

Answer 3

These are printing issues, not LaTeX.
I myself never bothered, no one will check the diploma with a ruler. ;)