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[OriginPro] Basic Settings: Change the Default Font, Remove White Margins, and Enable Autosave

This article explains how to improve the appearance of OriginPro charts and simplify common operations with a few basic settings, including default fonts, page margins, and autosave configuration.

Rosetears·
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After installing OriginPro, the following settings can make your charts look better and save many repetitive steps:

  1. First, click Tools > Options, or press the shortcut Ctrl+U.
  2. Change the default font: click Text Fonts > Default(D), and change the font to Arial or Times New Roman.
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  3. Remove white margins: click Page > Margin Control, and choose a compact layout inside the page.
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  4. Set default saving: click Open/Close > Autosave project every, and change the save interval to a suitable value. I set it to 2 minutes.
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