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WestKent5097 · #1 June 27th, 2005, 11:50 AM

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WestKent5097 said:
I'm in the same boat as you.
I guess we could email the link from our home computers to the workplace and that might work. Doesn't really help with today though.

Unfortunately this doesn't work. Don't know why I thought it might thinking about it with hindsight. It'll have to be a cut and paste job instead.

Jim1954 · #2 June 27th, 2005, 05:37 PM

Well while I did print out all of those HTML pages, some were fine but some had the last few words on the RH side of the page chopped off. It's not a disatrous consequence and I can read enough of it to get by for now.

junk2drive · #3 June 27th, 2005, 09:35 PM

Got it running on my work computer.
Intel integrated graphics 64mb. Sound off of course.
Hmmm, suppose I can email my self saved games and play...
Hey look, dust trails are back in the tutorial.

Rampager83 · #4 June 28th, 2005, 11:26 AM

If you want a PDF version, get something like PDF CREATE by scansoft (~$50US at CompUSA, if not on sale). It creates a virtual printer that you select when printing the document. It then takes the document and "prints" it to a PDF file.

It is great for posting stuff online, too. I use it in my ministry for newsletters, workbook updates, etc.. By using PDF instead of HTML folks don't have to worry about printing issues. Plus, documents can be searchable.

Just my $0.02US.

Buddy

Mobhack · #5 June 29th, 2005, 08:35 AM

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Rampager83 said:
If you want a PDF version, get something like PDF CREATE by scansoft (~$50US at CompUSA, if not on sale). It creates a virtual printer that you select when printing the document. It then takes the document and "prints" it to a PDF file.

It is great for posting stuff online, too. I use it in my ministry for newsletters, workbook updates, etc.. By using PDF instead of HTML folks don't have to worry about printing issues. Plus, documents can be searchable.

Just my $0.02US.

Buddy

As I recall you are stuck with the page size originally selected when creating a PDF. So we get these PDF files produced in the US in some weird inch-based paper format (like "legal") that the rest of the world that is on ISO standards (e.g. A4) cannot then print?. (It has been a long while since I tried printing a PDF, but have some recollection of the page size being 100% hard-coded?).

Cheers
Andy