My client has text only docs. Wants them coded in straight html, no problem. The problem is they want the text to print properly. I know the user printer settings will play into this some. I thought ok will use tables to set the width at 750 and the paragraphs will be ok, wrong answer. It seems 750 is too long for a normal plain 8/12x11 print on say an hplj4l. <br />
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Any suggestions other than making the tables 740 or 730 and using br tags like mad to make the paragraphs wrap to fit?<br />
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Well Houston I think the problem just smacked me awake! They wanted the font coded in px instead of pt. Change the font to pt and it wraps like mad....printer is very happy!<!--content-->Any printer issues for non-US folks using A4 paper (297mm x 210mm)?<!--content-->
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Any suggestions other than making the tables 740 or 730 and using br tags like mad to make the paragraphs wrap to fit?<br />
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Well Houston I think the problem just smacked me awake! They wanted the font coded in px instead of pt. Change the font to pt and it wraps like mad....printer is very happy!<!--content-->Any printer issues for non-US folks using A4 paper (297mm x 210mm)?<!--content-->