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:
IMHO, that's the way it should work. Page Setup decides what happens by default and setting it in a page style allows you to override this when you need to - even for just selected pages in a document.
Joe
Mark Herring 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 print in a less ambiguous way? > > -Mark Herring > > (OOo 2 Beta on FC3 Linux) > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >
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