At 10:02 14/11/2007 -0600, Jim W Wagner wrote:
Actually, I am going to be printing out the data.
JimW
Brian Barker wrote:
At 23:30 10/11/2007 -0600, Jim W Wagner wrote:
When I am cutting and pasting text from the net, I constantly have
a problem that only so much shows on the OO screen. Sometimes, If
I cut down the font-size greatly, I can get the rest, and even
then I can only save it by cutting and pasting it again, into
Kword, after which I can put that file into odt.
This doesn't solve your problem, but rather than decreasing the
font size, it may be easier to increase the page length of your
intermediate document. Since you are not going to ask your printer
to print it, this can be large enough that you can see all the
material at the original font sizes on one continuous page.
I trust this helps.
Brian Barker
Er, quite! But you misunderstood the antecedent of my "it". Perhaps
I should explain in more detail:
You said that you could reduce the font size in order that you could
see the material before copying it and pasting elsewhere. This may
create a difficulty with seeing the material on your screen. My
suggestion was that, instead of decreasing the font size at this
point, you could increase the page length - so that all the hidden
material would now have room to appear on the last page. The fact
that your printer could not cope with this now absurdly shaped
intermediate document is no problem, since you are not going to print
it - the intermediate document, that is.
As I already said, this is no solution, but may be a more convenient
workaround.
Brian Barker
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