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How do I print my Project Plan?

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by - delegate Nolan [1 post] (2007 Feb 12 Mon, 09:53) Reply

I am having issues with printing my whole project, how can i complete this?

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RE: How do I print my Project Plan?

by - trainer David gold contributer [390 posts] (2007 Feb 20 Tue, 13:19) Reply

try selecting page setup, fit to one page, in the landscape or portrait layout, alternative look at view, reports and see if one of those will work for you.

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david

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Keep constraining dates to a minimum

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