Hi VinceB,
use the menu item /View/Page Break Preview/
In this view you can easily drag the blue lines displayed on the page
where you want to, eg. if you want to scale the content to one page
printouts then drag the right line of the "Page 1" line to the outer
right side.
Using the right mouse button within this view you can define manual
column or row breaks at any positon you want.
Or mark the content you want to print and press the right mouse button
and select the context menu item "Define Print Range"
Afterwards you can leave this "Page Break Preview" by selecting menu
item /View/Normal/
All settings are persistent until you close the document. If you save
the document this setting is persistent if you close and reopen the
document.
In menu item /File/Page Preview/ you can use the slider to scale the
document to something you want to look it like.
If page margins do not fit then you can control these in menu item
/Format/Page/ on the tab page "Page". Within this dialog click into one
of the fields Left, Right, Top or Bottom. If you now press the PageDown
button on your keyboard then the dialog automatically selects the
minimum setting for this page margin the operating system configured
printer driver supports.
Kind regards, Joost Andrae
Am 30.04.2020 um 17:58 schrieb WA.TWORSX via AOL:
AOO415m1(Build:9789) - Rev. 18174962017-12-11 17:25
win10x64 home desktop
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It seems that print-settings for my Calk file do not stick. (Wasted
several sheets of ink.) A change of page-breaks also causes a change of
scaling, or width, of the printed document. Is that normal?
Please, someone remind me of which slider control, near top or near
bottom of screen, actually controls print-output scaling factor and
which controls the screen scale factor. I might be using the incorrect one.
Please be well and stay safe.
VinceB.
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