pcb@cacs.usl.edu (Peter C. Bahrs) (12/07/90)
How do you cancel printing in draft mode? I tried escape...
can't figure out how to do it. When in the manual does it give
instructions, I can't find it (I have pocket guide and ms press book).
Table of contents. Too bad it doesn't include the actual number of
pages that the table of contents itself takes. I have to manually
set chapter 1 to begin at page 1 (new section) when my toc is 4 pages.
Is this correct?
Printing from page N to M. I have a 4 page toc, 1 page title page so
chapter 1, logical page 1, starts at physical page 6. If I select the
mouse on the screen, I see page 30 in the status bar. But if I start
printing from page 30 to 40, it is not the same page 30! This is
somewhat inconsistent. Right?
Oh well, I still like it, even though I had to sit through a 60 page
accidental print request!!!(couldn't escape it) What happened to
AbortDocProc anyway.
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logigg2@cunixf.cc.columbia.edu (Guy Gallo) (12/09/90)
In article <20213@rouge.usl.edu> pcb@cacs.usl.edu (Peter C. Bahrs) writes: >Printing from page N to M. I have a 4 page toc, 1 page title page so >chapter 1, logical page 1, starts at physical page 6. If I select the >mouse on the screen, I see page 30 in the status bar. But if I start >printing from page 30 to 40, it is not the same page 30! This is >somewhat inconsistent. Right? To print a range of pages in WfW you just specify from and to. Things get sticky if you have different sections, as I assume you would in your case. Section 1 = Title page Section 2 = Table of contents Section 3 = Document. So to print the first four pages of the third section, you would enter the range as: P1S3 to P4S3 (this is on page 277 of the Users Ref) I just uploaded a packet of WfW macros to Cica.Indiana that contains a macro to print a range of ranges: 1, 2-4, P3S3-P10S3, all at the same time The macro also allows you to print only even or only odd pages... Hope this helps.