Adjusting Print Settings

Adjusting Print Settings

Adjusting Print Settings


Adjustments can be made to the way printed reports and documents fit on a page with the specific printer being used. Using the instructions below, easily adjust margins, page size, orientation and other settings if necessary.

For Reports

  1. Run the report.
  2. Select Format.
  3. Select "Page setup".
  4. Adjust the settings.
  5. Click Ok.


Page Setup Button and Format Button for Reports


For Documents

  1. Select which document you would like to print.
  2. On the print preview page, select "Page setup".
  3. Adjust the settings.
  4. Click Ok.


Page Setup Button and Format Button for Documents


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