How Do I Print Something Out in Landscape form??
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To print a Doc in Landscape you have to tell the program to do it. Oh! you want to know how.\nWhen you are ready to print. DO NOT hit the Print button at the top of the screen. Instead click the FILE button in the top left corner of the screen, select the "Page Setup" buttom and you should see the buttons "Portrait and Landscape." Click the "Landscape button", then click the "Print Preview button" just as a check to insure you are now in "Landscape" mode.\nAnother way is to select "Landscape" before you start writing your doc, that way you create your doc in that mode. Again, do a print preview before printing just to make sure.\nIvan
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Why not just go to the "File" menu in you internet browser and click "Print?"  That's the old-fashioned way, I guess...\nwww.jellyfishland.com
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Go to http://www.vistaprint.com/vp/ns/default.aspx?GP=11%2F6%2F2006+4%3A54%3A17+PM and get certain styles for free
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Type the following at the command prompt:\n\nCONTROL PRINTERS
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haha I've always wondered this too. There is no way as far as I know. I just type 'divided by' or put a space so I can draw it after I've printed it.
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Yeah, go to File -> Print -> click preferences -> choose landscape orientation and click okay.\n\nThis should fix that problem.
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Can you open it up with MS Paint, which comes with Windows?\nIf not, how about Windows Picture Viewer.  When you are viewing that, do a print screen, then paste it into MS Paint.\n\nIn MS paint, can you try to resize it so it prints on 6 pages.  Go to Image, Stretch/Skew.  Type in a number for height and width, for example 50% to halve the picture.
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1. Click on File menu\n2. Select Page Setup.\n3. Click on Paper Size tab.\n4. In 'orientation' select radio button ' Landscape.\n5. Click OK\nthat's all
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hit print screen then open up the paint program and click edit and then hit paste..then save it .. then from there if u want u can print out the page.. thats the only way i know how..
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Printing something????
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Place your cursor at the start of the page you want to make landscape, from the File menu choose Page Setup.  You should see Portrait and Landscape in the Setup box.  In older editions of Word you need to click on the Paper Size tab to see it. \nClick on 'Apply to' and choose 'This point forward' \n\nIf you want to revert back to portrait again following the table, place your cursor at the start of the next page and change the option back to portrait and click on  Apply to 'This point forward'
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The image is probably too wide.  When you print go to options (or properties) and try printing in landscape OR use the "fit to page" option.
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thats called flexo print, thats how i found this:\n\nhttp://www.flexotradeprint.co.uk/\n\nI have never used it, but maybe take a peek...\n\ngood luck\n\n\noops that is only for printing....but anyway....
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If you open the pic and you have it on screen you can print screen it. Its a button you'll find top right of you keyboard. Then go to paintbrush the prog, then go to edit and push paste. Its one way of getting it of the cd. Jpg im not sure of how you do it if you dont have a prog like COREL...
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Press Print screen Button. Go to MS-Paint and press Ctrl+v. It will paste the Destop. \nSelect File --> Click on print\n\nSimple Na..........??
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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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Great and cool question.\n\nFor most school projects, landscape mode is preferable unless you are doing a portrait.\n\nLandscape in this case means 6 inches wide by 4 inches high, like a standard photo print.\n\nHere are two reasons why:\n\n1. If this project is going to be projected using a computer, or displayed on a computer, it will fit much better on the screen if it is horizontally oriented.\n\n2. If there will be any text on the image, it will be easier to read if the page is wider than tall.\n\n3. Due to an optical illusion, a vertical (portrait) shape looks even skinnier than it really is, and this makes it harder to read.\n\nYou are talking inches right? 6" is 6 inches. 6' is 6 feet.