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How do I print a default browse?

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    How do I print a default browse?

    I query an SQL file. I want to print the default browse that the active link table produces. It really doesn't deserve a formal report structure. I just run a specialized query to dump a few records that are a problem to the screen. Now I need to print this.

    I can't find it in the documentation and there's nothing here from a search. Seems so simple....

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    Re: How do I print a default browse?

    With the browse open, File menu, Print/Send Selected Records.
    There can be only one.

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      Re: How do I print a default browse?

      I found what I was doing wrong. I was telling it "no additional selection criteria" when I should have been saying "currently selected records". This is kind of a bad wording of a menu choice since I selected all the records to be in the browse and so "no additional selection criteria" is in fact accurate.

      However, I have now found that the printer routines are so unfaithful to the screen image that it's useless. No matter how many times I tell A5 that I want a landscape print, it prints in portrait. Further, I reduce the column sizes to get rid of extra space and when the preview comes up, it has restored the spaces....at the left side of the columns.

      After much tinkering, I managed to resolve the portrait/landscape issue though it's really obscure. I have a Brother MFC-9460 printer. I've now found that A5 and the printer don't cooperate with the selection of Portrait/Landscape. When I go to print, if I intercede and check the printer properties ("Preferences") in that last step, I can set it to Landscape and it works. I then checked the "printer Setup" option again. If I go to "Preferences", I get a Brother tool that sets Portrait/Landscape correctly. If I simply use the "Printer Setup" choices, the Portrait/Landscape selection is ignored. Why bother to have it?

      My comments on the extra spacing are still true. What should be a one page report now is 2...including vast amounts of wasted space.

      Anyway, thanks a bunch.

      Eric

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        Re: How do I print a default browse?

        I find it much quicker and customizable to use a screen print utility, (PicPick free), for those little one off jobs.
        There can be only one.

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