A search for 'graph paper freeware' on about any
search engine will bring up graph paper printer in the
listings.  I have used this for many years and it
works very well.  You can select for metric dimensions
and then set them as you like.

It doesn't work perfectly in Windows Vista, but is
does work and still turns out the same product.


--- "G. Alcock" <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> Cute!
> Of course, being Americans trying to find metric,
> we're going to want it in American standard paper
> sizes, which nobody else uses either. Why make this
> easy? <grin>
> 
> For mapping to scale in metric, I just buy 10
> squares to the inch. That's cheating, but it makes
> it easier to find engineering scaling rulers.
> 
> 'Course, if I'm trying to draw 1:1 and want metric
> squares, I'm out of luck. But that's what bar scales
> are for.
> 
> Gwyn
> Riverside, CA
> 
> geoff carver <[log in to unmask]> wrote: we just
> buy it around at the corner store: why don't the US
> & England catch 
> up with the rest of the world?
> what size do you want? A4? A3? millimeter or just
> half-centimeters? 
> notebooks? 
> 



       
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