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Location: Evansville, Indiana | Is there only one way to print the default values? That is from the set default screen? I want it to print on one page with two columns rather than 2 pages with one column and half a blank page. Any way to control that so that we get only one page with all the values? |
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Location: Norman,OK | Speaking of defaults, I have of late been wishing it was easier to check them from the style editor. That is one thing from V4 that I really do miss. Coopie |
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Location: Auburn, AL | StMike - 2010-11-08 3:07 PM
Is there only one way to print the default values? That is from the set default screen? I want it to print on one page with two columns rather than 2 pages with one column and half a blank page. Any way to control that so that we get only one page with all the values?
The code would have to be completely rewritten to allow it to print in two columns. You could try printing to PDF and see if you could rearrange it that way. |
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Location: Auburn, AL | cfonfold - 2010-11-08 3:51 PM
Speaking of defaults, I have of late been wishing it was easier to check them from the style editor. That is one thing from V4 that I really do miss. Coopie
I ran out of space on the tab controls on each screen. The defaults tab was the only one I could remove so that other items could be added. |
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| StMike - 2010-11-08 3:07 PM
I want it to print on one page with two columns rather than 2 pages with one column and half a blank page. Any way to control that
so that we get only one page with all the values?
Not sure this will help. Could you copy what you want to print into a word processing program that you have set up for 2 columns?
Then you could print from there.
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Location: Colorado Springs, CO | I was able to print in Cute PDF. I could then copy and paste into Word. |
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Location: Evansville, Indiana | Thanks Lisa and Karen. I will have to get Cute Adobe. I did find that if I increased the viewing size to 125% and then printed, the two pages got filled and were easier to read. So, I may just stick to that until I get the Cute Adobe. |
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Location: Georgia | What I have done (includes the summary pages also), is save the file in rtf format. Open word, open the rft in word and set for 2 columns. The pictures on the summary pages I format for through wraping and make a little smaller. Put them side by side. I am able to print on one page. FYI, I print the pattern layout from yardage calculator on the back and put the sheet in a notebook for future reference. Phyllis S. |
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Location: Evansville, Indiana | freetime - 2010-11-08 6:34 PM
What I have done (includes the summary pages also), is save the file in rtf format. Open word, open the rft in word and set for 2 columns. The pictures on the summary pages I format for through wraping and make a little smaller. Put them side by side. I am able to print on one page. FYI, I print the pattern layout from yardage calculator on the back and put the sheet in a notebook for future reference. Phyllis S.
How do you save the default setting print file in .rtf? My print screen in the default section does not give me any option for saving - at least I can't seem to find that? Thanks. |
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Location: Evansville, Indiana | StMike - 2010-11-09 7:52 AM
freetime - 2010-11-08 6:34 PM
What I have done (includes the summary pages also), is save the file in rtf format. Open word, open the rft in word and set for 2 columns. The pictures on the summary pages I format for through wraping and make a little smaller. Put them side by side. I am able to print on one page. FYI, I print the pattern layout from yardage calculator on the back and put the sheet in a notebook for future reference. Phyllis S.
How do you save the default setting print file in .rtf? My print screen in the default section does not give me any option for saving - at least I can't seem to find that? Thanks.
Never mind; I finally figured it out after reading your post. I went to the URL address listed at the bottom of the Defaults print screen. That got me to the .htm file, which is easily dowloaded, saved, and copied into Word. From there making columns was easy. Thanks so much! |
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Location: Eugene OR | Cool..  I'll have to look for the defaults screen html. I never realized there was one. |
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