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  • #10544
    alexa
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    Is there anyway to print multiple forum posts (ie only what you are reading now plus the reply posts) without all the sides top and bottoms (headers/footers etc(insert technical terms here)) or is it a cut & paste into Word with all the editing required to remove unwanted headers/footers (insert technical term here) etc.

    Print preview with landscape default and picking the number of pages appears the best way but causes more page breaks with posts subsequently running over 2 pages.

    #140548
    Martin
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    Re: Printing page view

    Well just hitting the “Print Topic” button does get rid of everything but the relevant text. Printer set-up will ensure the text at the bottom of each page doesn’t get clipped 😉

    #140549
    alexa
    Participant

    Re: Printing page view

    Your a legend! :worthy: :worthy: :worthy: :worthy: :worthy: :worthy:

    I’m an idiot 😳 😳 😳 😳 😳 😳

    This post will self destruct before anyboby else reads it

    #140550
    Dave_Conway
    Participant

    Re: Printing page view

    alexa wrote:This post will self destruct before anyboby else reads it

    Wrong ❗ 😆

    #140551
    Martin
    Participant

    Re: Printing page view

    There once was a Kiwi called John
    Who, when he had little else on
    Would type merrily away with something to say
    Then realise he’d got it all wrong…! 😯

    But rescue is quickly at hand
    From a buddy in a faraway land
    Who pops up to say, “You’re going the wrong way!”
    …”or is your head just stuck in the sand”? 😕

    He gets in a state, but don’t call him mate
    or he’ll throw his hands up in a rage
    But he’s our ‘Australia Fair’ and something quite rare
    A great asset for us all at this stage 😛

    So Alexa carry on doing whatever your brewing
    With many a thought and deed
    If you’ve something to say they blabber away
    For at worst gives us something to read…!

    :martin:

    #140552
    alexa
    Participant

    Bloody Martin…………………………………………………………….:P 😛 😛 😛 😛 😛 😛 😛 😛 😛
    Call him a “Legend” and a “Mentor” and it goes to his head :wave: :wave: :wave: :wave: :wave: :wave:
    All those nasty things people said about him I’m sure they’ll now retract :stir: :stir: :stir: :stir:


    He’s show he’s a big old softy ……………………………………………………….:twisted: 😈 😈 😈 😈 😈 😈
    A SNAG …………………………………………………………………………:lol: 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆 😆
    Might come to Sibson and beat out of him “The living crap” :duck: :duck: :duck: :duck: :duck:


    Have an epitaph already…………………………………………………..8O 😯 😯 😯 😯 😯 😯 😯 😯 😯

    MARTIN
    When I am tired of earnest men,
    Intense and keen and sharp and clever,
    Pursuing fame with tool or pen
    Or counting washing machine drums forever,

    Then from the halls of UKWhitegoodsland
    Beyond the trackless purple sea
    Old Martin’s ghost comes back to stand
    Beside my desk and talk to me.

    Still on his delicate pale face
    A quizzical thin smile is showing,
    His cheeks are wrinkled like fine lace,
    His kind blue eyes are happy and glowing.

    He wears a brilliant-hued cravat,
    A suit to match his soft grey hair,
    A rakish stick, a knowing hat,
    A manner blithe and debonair.

    How good that he who always knew
    That being him was a duty,
    Should have gold halls to wander through
    And should himself inhabit beauty.

    How like his old unselfish way
    To leave these forums of splendid mirth
    And comfort those condemned to stay
    Upon the dull and sombre red earth.

    Some people ask: “What cruel chance
    Made Martin’s life so sad a story?”
    Martin? Why, he exhaled romance,
    And wore an overcoat of glory.

    A fleck of sunlight in the street,
    A horse, a book, a girl who smiled,
    Such visions made each moment sweet
    For this receptive ancient child.

    Because it was old Martin’s lot
    To be, not make, a decoration,
    Shall we then scorn him, having not
    His genius of appreciation?

    Rich joy and love he got and gave;
    His heart was merry as his dress;
    Pile laurel wreaths upon his grave
    Who did not gain, but was, success!

    #140553
    Penguin45
    Participant

    Re: Printing page view

    Well, Martin and Jo,
    I just don’t know,
    A shame that it might,
    Come to a fight.

    It might be great
    If you Moderate
    So, try and be nice
    Or pay the price.

    ‘Cos the worlds worst poet
    Although you don’t know it
    Mcgonegall Not
    Is our own……….kwatt!


    :rotl:

    Chris.

    #140554
    Martin
    Participant

    alexa wrote:Have an epitaph already

    Bloody ‘ell, thanks but in the excitement of having an actual epitaph written for me, cannot for the life of me remember how to print it off!!

    :lol2:

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