Carl Lowenstein wrote:
On 9/20/07, Brad Beyenhof <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Carl Lowenstein wrote:
Next interesting idea: in Firefox: File -> Page Setup -> Margins
lets you set left, right, top, bottom margins.
Aha! That works!
I was going to ask how to save those page margins so I could toggle back
and forth between them and "regular" pages, but I think I'll solve that
by setting up another browser with my desired Page Setup settings.
For more than you wanted to know, google firefox about:config
Oh, I've poked around in about.config quite a bit (and the file it
modifies, prefs.js, as well). Never really monkeyed with the print.*
settings, but I could play around with that a bit.
Are you using CUPS to manage your printers? You could define a
different printer there, and the CUPS printer configuration GUI has
3x5 index card as one of the possible paper sizes.
That was the original place I was going to try to add the card to my
list of paper sizes, but it wasn't in there. Turns out this was a driver
issue, and using 'pxlmono' (the recommended driver) doesn't have a 3x5
option, but 'hpijs' (everybody's favorite HP Linux driver) does.
Unfortunately, though, Firefox seems to throw up its own Printer
Properties dialog, and even when using hpijs I can't get the browser to
offer a 3x5 choice.
Looks like just using a different browser for this purpose should work
out OK, though... and I can take out the toolbars and set the homepage
to simplegtd.com, so it's almost like using seamonkey as a wrapper to
make simplegtd its own app.
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Brad Beyenhof
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UC San Diego, Laboratory of Cognitive Imaging
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