tutorial on text wrap with print shop version 12?
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You would be better off copying and pasting your work.  Remember to do chunks at a time otherwise your font will be unreadable (small).\n\nAlternatively choose insert > object > from file (browse to file)\n\nand your text will automatically appear on one slide.  Again separate the text onto different slides.
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Naveed Zafar Sheikh is right in that you need to use a fixed width. Words get wrapped at the fixed number of pixels specified. There is one caveat, if the browser window is made smaller, the wrap will compress for each <TD> to the pixel size of the longest word...\n\nSo for example, the following table:\n\n<table cellpadding="1" cellspacing="1">\n<tr>\n<td width="50">This is text that should wrap since this is longer than 50 pixels.</td>\n<td width="100">This is text that should wrap since this is longer than 100 pixels.</td>\n<td width="500">This is text that should not wrap since this is probably shorter than 500 pixels.</td>\n</tr>\n</table>\n\nlooks as expected when the browser window width is greater than 650 pixels. As the width decreases, so does the width of each column evetually looking something like this in the extreem case:\n\nThis is This is This is\ntest    text    text that\nthat    that    should\nshould  should  not wrap\nwrap    wrap    since this\nsince   since   is\nthis is this is probably\nlonger  longer  shorter\nthan    than    than 500\n50      100     pixels.\npixels. pixels.
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you need to slice it...\nPhotoshop and Image can then generate the html for the page to work...
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1)Open up whatever text editor you normally use, and lay out the text any way you like.\n2)Make sure it is all visible in the screen and hit ctrl+print screen (simultaneously)\n3) Open MS paint or an image program and paste (ctrl+V) your\nscreen in.  Save this as a jpeg and know the name and location that you save.\n4) Right click your desktop and select properties.\n5) Select the desktop tab.\n6) Click Browse.\n7) Navigate to the folder your document is in.\n8) Select it and okay out of all the screens.\n\nThat should be it.  You might get better results if in step 3 you resize the page so that it will fit in the number of pixels you are using for your desktop (ex 1024X768 or something like that) before you paste your file in.
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WWW.PRINTFREE.COM\nSome are nice, but alot of them are cheesy. But hey it's free!!!!
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Acrobat 7 does it. I think I have seen this feature in version 6 too.
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try  http://www.openoffice.org
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Adjust your printer setting to landscape when sending to print. You'll get the full width pages then.
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hope this helps...it got me setup with almost the same situation:\n\nhttp://www.itc.virginia.edu/desktop/mac/osxprinting/osxprinting.html
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Sharpie attack!!!!\n(but that is really the only way to do it if you don't have the printer label stuff)
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I just opened a PDF and I clicked on the TEXT SELECT TOOL, an image with a T with a dotted square beside it (Keyboard Shortcut is V) and I was able to highlight all the text and copy it.\n\nI hope this is helpful.
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Try using the > LPTx command, assuming your printers are set up correctly for DOS printing. See http://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000199.htm .
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To keep the formating you will have to look at something like \nFineReader 8.0 Professional Edition available here:\nhttp://www.abbyy.com\nYou can select what should stay image and what should become text for editing
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To set the font - select your desired font from the font drop-down list on the left side of the toolbar. You can also select Format | Font from the menubar.\n\nTo set the margins - select View | Options then go to the each of the Text, Rich Text, Word, and Write tabs and check 'Wrap to Ruler'.
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search www.download.com for printer control or something. There's some great stuff on there.
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try this code\n\n<style type="text/css">\ntd.text td.text table table table,\ntd.text td.text table br,\ntd.text td.text table .orangetext15,\ntd.text td.text .redlink,\ntd.text td.text span.btext\n{display:none;}\ntd.text td.text table {background-color:transparent;}\ntd.text td.text table td, td.text td.text table {height:0;padding:0;border:0;}\ntd.text td.text table table td {padding:3;}\ntd.text td.text table table br {display:inline;}\ntd.text td.text table td {font-size:0pt;}\ntd.text td.text {height:0;}\ntd.text td.text table b, td.text td.text table table td {font-size:8pt;}\n</style>