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*Cross, Gary
How do you resize the printable area to match border
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11-21-2002 09:31 AM
I created a custom border size but the printable area (area that looks like
paper) does not match size. How do you adjust this to suit?
TIA
Gary
gcross@crossdesign.com
paper) does not match size. How do you adjust this to suit?
TIA
Gary
gcross@crossdesign.com
*Crain, Ron
Re: How do you resize the printable area to match border
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11-21-2002 10:14 AM in reply to:
*Cross, Gary
RMB on the open area in the sheet and select "Edit Sheet".
Click on "Size:" and select "Custom size"
"Gary Cross" wrote in message
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> I created a custom border size but the printable area (area that looks
like
> paper) does not match size. How do you adjust this to suit?
> TIA
>
> Gary
> gcross@crossdesign.com
>
>
Click on "Size:" and select "Custom size"
"Gary Cross"
news:9F2066E47CD0AE6853243D2AE303696E@in.WebX.maYI
> I created a custom border size but the printable area (area that looks
like
> paper) does not match size. How do you adjust this to suit?
> TIA
>
> Gary
> gcross@crossdesign.com
>
>
*Cross, Gary
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11-21-2002 01:35 PM in reply to:
*Cross, Gary
Thanks..Ok...Uh oh.... now I get "CUSTOM SIZE" reading out in my title block
where sheet size (A, B, C, D etc).(sheet properties) is supposed to be. I
don't suppose there is a way to have the custom size read out such as "36 x
72"?
If it's not one thing, it's another ....
Gary
gcross@crossdesign.com
where sheet size (A, B, C, D etc).(sheet properties) is supposed to be. I
don't suppose there is a way to have the custom size read out such as "36 x
72"?
If it's not one thing, it's another ....
Gary
gcross@crossdesign.com
*Crain, Ron
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11-25-2002 10:54 PM in reply to:
*Cross, Gary
How about a unique Title Block for that size and use hard text?
"Gary Cross" wrote in message
news:2EF009C2B16DE1D4C5F2CCDE2B256A41@in.WebX.maYI
> Thanks..Ok...Uh oh.... now I get "CUSTOM SIZE" reading out in my title
block
> where sheet size (A, B, C, D etc).(sheet properties) is supposed to be. I
> don't suppose there is a way to have the custom size read out such as "36
x
> 72"?
>
> If it's not one thing, it's another ....
>
> Gary
> gcross@crossdesign.com
>
>
>
>
"Gary Cross"
news:2EF009C2B16DE1D4C5F2CCDE2B256A41@in.WebX.maYI
> Thanks..Ok...Uh oh.... now I get "CUSTOM SIZE" reading out in my title
block
> where sheet size (A, B, C, D etc).(sheet properties) is supposed to be. I
> don't suppose there is a way to have the custom size read out such as "36
x
> 72"?
>
> If it's not one thing, it's another ....
>
> Gary
> gcross@crossdesign.com
>
>
>
>
