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Kim Metzger Mexico Local time: 14:02 German to English
Apr 21, 2003
I have to compare a balance sheet written in German with one written in English. To do this I have to print the German version, but after selecting landscape for printing I still don\'t get the text on the extreme right side of the page. I guess I\'ll have to change the margins. Can someone help me with this?
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Bob Kerns (X) Germany Local time: 22:02 German to English
What program are you using?
Apr 21, 2003
Word, Excel or something else?
I only have the German version of Word and Excel; in both cases you can set the margins under Datei (File) -> Seite einrichten (Page setup?).
If that doesn\'t work try marking the complete text and then selecting a smaller font size to get everything on one page.
Hope this helps.
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Steffen Pollex (X) Local time: 22:02 English to German + ...
Hello Kim!
Apr 21, 2003
For EXCEL:
I recommend you to first try to redefine the print area in order to make sure all text is included therein. Then under \"Page setup\" there is an option \"Adjust to xxx pages high and YYY (1) in your case) pages wide\". The font will get smaller automatically. Alternatively, you may change paper format to \"Landscape\" to get a wider page. But check the \"print area\" setting, anyway.
For \"Word, I agree with Bob. Maybe, the default paper form... See more
For EXCEL:
I recommend you to first try to redefine the print area in order to make sure all text is included therein. Then under \"Page setup\" there is an option \"Adjust to xxx pages high and YYY (1) in your case) pages wide\". The font will get smaller automatically. Alternatively, you may change paper format to \"Landscape\" to get a wider page. But check the \"print area\" setting, anyway.
For \"Word, I agree with Bob. Maybe, the default paper format setting on your computer when opening a \"WORD\" file is \"US letter\" or \"Legal\" or something else (slightly smaller than A4), therefore, the text written in A4 format does not fit in. This can be changed to A4 under \"page setup\" as you are aware.
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Kim Metzger Mexico Local time: 14:02 German to English
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Thanks Bob and Steffen
Apr 21, 2003
It\'s in Word 2002. And I just realized that after selecting landscape, I need to use legal size paper to get it all on one page. Would that do it?
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Mónica Machado United Kingdom Local time: 21:02 English to Portuguese + ...
Maybe you could use the ruler
Apr 21, 2003
Hello Kim,
If you have a ruler on the top of your Word screen you can adapt your text margins to any size you want by extending or closing the ruler ends. Then you can print it in any paper size required.
I think this should work.
Best regards,
Mónica
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Gerard de Noord France Local time: 22:02 Member (2003) English to Dutch + ...
Shrink to Fit
Apr 21, 2003
You could try printing via Print Preview. Push the Shrink to Fit button on the toolbar before printing.
Regards,
Gerard
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