Hi Jeff,
I'm responding to the list as I think you probably wanted to answer
there and share comments there.
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On 03/28/2013 04:03 PM, Marc Paré wrote:
>
> Try this:
>
> * choose Print
> * choose Properties
> * choose device
> * Printer Language type -- you may need to re-adjust the type to suit
your printer.
> You may have to experiment with this until you get it right.
Thank you, Marc,
There was no difference in the output. Each choice produced a perfect
PDF replica of the ODT file but Adobe Reader imposes wider margins when
it prints to a hard copy.
If I could get LO to print in the right orientation when I ask it to
print a booklet I wouldn't need to mess around with PDF format
Jeff
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I tried to print a series of test pages (8 pages in length) and then
sent to print with the "brochure" choice tagged. As you pointed out I
got the same results as you described in your original post. HOWEVER, I
then reprinted a second time and for some reason the print went
according to what I would expect and the booklet was printed without a
problem.
I tried to replicate this again, but I could not do it. I tried
different settings, but again, could not reproduce it.
One explanation could be that the LibreOffice profile may have something
to do with this (maybe erasing it or forcing a new one by re-labelling
your profile with another name). I am not sure.
BTW ... I installed the v.4.0.2.1 build of LibreOffice as I am also
testing it for bugs. This is the version I test tried my file. I am not
sure if this would correct the problem.
Cheers,
Marc
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