Difference between revisions of "Why does printing to PDF chop off my documents?"
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| − | * | + | * From anywhere within platinum, press {{KeyPress|A-P}} to open the "Print Record Override" window. |
| − | + | * Press {{KeyPress|C-F1}} to open the "Print Record Search" window. | |
| − | * | + | * Press {{Button|Search}} and select your "PDF Printing" record. Once selected press the {{Button|Edit}} to open the "Printer Parameters" window. |
| − | * | + | * Set {{DataPrompt|Page Length}} to {{DataValue|63}}. |
| − | + | * Press {{Button|Done}} and then {{Button|Accept}} to save the change. | |
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| − | {{TShoot}}{{KB_Tags|PDF, | + | {{TShoot}}{{KB_Tags|PRINT, PRINTING, PDF, CUT OFF, CHOP, PAGE LENGTH}}{{ZN_Admin}} |
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Revision as of 11:28, 17 September 2009
Summary
In some instances you can find your PDF printer in windows will cut documents off before they are supposed to end (ie: miss off the totals of an invoice).
More Information
- From anywhere within platinum, press <Alt+P> to open the "Print Record Override" window.
- Press <Ctrl+F1> to open the "Print Record Search" window.
- Press [Search] and select your "PDF Printing" record. Once selected press the [Edit] to open the "Printer Parameters" window.
- Set "Page Length" to '63'.
- Press [Done] and then [Accept] to save the change.
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