Hi VinceB,
use the menu item /View/Page Break Preview/
In this view you can easily drag the blue lines displayed on the page
where you want to, eg. if you want to scale the content to one page
printouts then drag the right line of the "Page 1" line to the outer
right side.
Using the right
Original Message
From: Miss C M Lavallee [mailto:c.laval...@att.net]
Sent: Thursday, April 30, 2020, 14:34 UTC
To: users@openoffice.apache.org
Subject: Change Default Format
> How in the world do I change the default format for new documents and save
> it? I hate Times New
How in the world do I change the default format for new documents and save it?
I hate Times New Roman. What I hate more, is having my ability to set things
the way I want them denied me.
Thank you.
Catherine
At 11:58 30/04/2020 -0400, Vince Bonly wrote:
It seems that print-settings for my Calc file do not stick.
I think they should.
(Wasted several sheets of ink.)
There are two solutions for that:
o Use File | Page Preview (or the Page Preview button in the Standard
toolbar) before actually
you can check this How To:
https://wiki.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/FAQ/Calc/Printing/How_do_I_print_my_spreadsheets%3F
All the Best
Peter
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It seems that print-settings for my Calk file do not stick. (Wasted
several sheets of ink.) A change of page-breaks also causes a change of
scaling, or
