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How do i print a big page

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by - delegate Raychal [1 post] (2007 Aug 6 Mon, 17:13) Reply

as above

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RE: how do i print a big page

by - trainer Tracy platinum contributer [586 posts] (2007 Aug 7 Tue, 06:13) Reply

Hi Raychal,

Thanks for the question. One option you could look at is page break preview under the view menu, this shows what data is on what page, from this view you can also set page breaks.

Hope this helps, any probs do get back to me

Tracy

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