how to convert large file to a4 size.

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i want to convert large file to a4 size .now in my application when i large file upload then print it that file only some part print. so i want to convert large file to a4 size when upload and save. so please give me appropriate suggetion .
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Posted 9-Feb-14 21:29pm

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 10-Feb-14 3:37am

Saying "convert a file to A4 size" is the same as to say "convert a truck to red color", or something like that.
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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2014-02-09T21:40:00

That doesn't make any real sense, because you can't "save" and file in "A4 size".
A4 is a paper size - 210 x 297 mm - and bears no relation to the "size" of a file. It is only a relevant dimension when the file is printed, and then it is under the control of the printer / printer driver. It is only relevant then when the file contains printable information. For example, what is a AVI file "at A4 size"? It can't be printed, because it is a series of moving images, and printing makes no sense. A4 means nothing as far as a monitor is concerned, because there is no direct correlation between millimeters and on-screen pixels - it depends on the actual screen in use at the time.

I think you need to sit down and re-think what you are trying to achieve and work out a better idea of exactly what you want to save and why.