At one time it was possible to print multiple worksheets from a calc
file (perhaps in Excel) with some in landscape and some in portrait
format. Now, it appears, the format selection effects all worksheets -
it's an either/or proposition. There are time-consuming work arounds,
but what I
On Sun, 08 Mar 2009 14:42:42 +0430
Steven Palubinski palubin...@gmail.com dijo:
At one time it was possible to print multiple worksheets from a calc
file (perhaps in Excel) with some in landscape and some in portrait
format. Now, it appears, the format selection effects all worksheets -
Steven Palubinski wrote:
At one time it was possible to print multiple worksheets from a calc
file (perhaps in Excel) with some in landscape and some in portrait
format. Now, it appears, the format selection effects all worksheets -
it's an either/or proposition. There are time-consuming work
Steven Palubinski wrote:
At one time it was possible to print multiple worksheets from a calc
file (perhaps in Excel) with some in landscape and some in portrait
format. Now, it appears, the format selection effects all worksheets -
it's an either/or proposition. There are time-consuming
Re: OpenOffice.org 1.1.4 under SuSE 9.2 Linux:
I set the printer parameters in the printer settings - properties -
orientation as Landscape. I then clicked on a highlighted part of a
spreadsheet and sent it to the printer. It came out portrait which
means that the ends of some of the rows
Am Donnerstag, 25. August 2005 20:52 schrieb Dennis J. Tuchler:
Re: OpenOffice.org 1.1.4 under SuSE 9.2 Linux:
I set the printer parameters in the printer settings - properties -
orientation as Landscape. I then clicked on a highlighted part of a
spreadsheet and sent it to the printer. It
I cannot argue with this logicmaybe its just a question of getting
rid of bad MS habits and assumptions.
It is, however, a bit confusing to simply print something without ever
looking at the page settings---and discover the the printer
landscape/portrait setting has no effect.
Joe wrote:
When printing from OOo, there are two options to set the
landscape/portrait mode. If set in the OOo page setup, that seems to
override the printer settings. This seems unecessarily confusing,
especially when playing around with non-standard paper sizes.
Is there a way of telling OOo how to
When printing from OOo, there are two options to set the
landscape/portrait mode. If set in the OOo page setup, that seems to
override the printer settings. This seems unecessarily confusing,
especially when playing around with non-standard paper sizes. Is there
a way of telling OOo how
