when you want to print certain section out of something and you don't even know how many pages it is how do yo
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Do file print preview.  Make a note of the pages with the bits on you want to print.\n\nThen go to file print and put the page numbers in you want seperated by commas.\n\nI want pages 3, 5 and 7 so would be\n\n3,5,7\n\n\nHappy printing (I hope)
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No way!  I am really bad at formatting my print jobs.  I have to print it over and over again.  I have nightmares about angry trees coming after me for wasting paper.
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Choose File->Print->Properties->Select Number of pages per sheet in the "Pages per sheet" drop down list.
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click the pages using ctrl a then ctrl c go to  the new page & ctrl v do this on sperate pages of the one doc the ctrl p to print job sorted
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if you're using a program like microsoft word or similar there is an option in the PRINT window to print off only one page out of a collection. If you select this option you can also select how many copies of that one page you want.
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Ok print Sreen the way it works. Hold Ctrl+print screen whole page. Alt+Print screen a window you have selected. Open up MS Word and paste or ctrl+v and wal the screen you just caputed. know you can print it.
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highlight the portion you want to print.  Then select print from the file menu.  Many printers will allow you to print the selected material only.  (On my window, it is near the left in the same group of selections as "print current page.")
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when you print pictures to the edge to edge\nyour printer runs over the end of the paper\ncauseing a mess on following print outs\n                       or                                     \nneed to check your book an run a printer clean up program afterwards put a few test sheet in to check it out
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It is possible to make a pamphlet using Microsoft Word but the hardest part is laying out the pages so that the correct ones will show when you fold the pages to form the booklet.\n\nClick on the File menu and choose Page SetUp \nSet the page layout to Landscape\nIn the Margins tab click on 2 pages per sheet.\n\nYou type your last booklet page as the first document page and the first booklet page as the second document page. e.g. Page 8 and page 1\nThen you will type page 2 and page 7\n\nThese pages will be printed back to back\n\nIf the pages on your printer are fed from the front just replace the page as it came out of the printer (don't turn it) to print the next pages.\nIf your pages are fed into the printer from the top, take hold of the end of the page nearest you and feed the other end back into the printer. \n\nSee the pagination layout of an 8 page booklet at the site below.\n\nIf your booklet has more or less pages it is a good idea to make up a mock booklet and number the pages so that you can tell which pages are printed together.
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open all the files you need printing...and then just click the little printer right after the other and stuff will come printing out
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The method above (selection print) works about 95% of the time, however I have an alternative method, use left click and drag (highlight) it will cut down on the amount of side things that you print, but you have to be really careful on where you start and where you end.  You still have to use landscape if you have extra wide pages, if you need to print a lot in landscape, consider buying A4 paper, it's wider then letter paper, for really wide pages use legal paper, it is longer then letter paper, both of these are available almost anywhere they sell computer paper, though you may have to go to a business store (like Staples or Office Max) if you have trouble finding it\nThe other thing that you can do is if the site uses frames, by using right click to get to the printer command you can usually select print this frame (it's sometimes just in the right click menu)
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Copy it and then paste it in your Word program.  Then print away.
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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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I really can't answer that however I can offer a solution to allow you to print them all.   \n\nHigh light all the answers, in your print properties hit print selection.
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on your print page option you should have the option of selecting the page you want to print
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Definately. I would ask someone more proffessional but I know there has to be a way of doing it when you open the print menu. (that's on windows)
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have them copy pre printed pages an dthen have them format those pages based on differnt tools in the toolbar... definately need a plan of attack before you start though...