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Printing or Faxing a DOS Text File
Before
printing
a Drawing
document
for the first time, review
Setting
Printer
Options
in Getting
Started
(Book
1). Also select
page
size options
to reflect the
actual
size,
layout,
and _
that you want
to prinL
Before
faxing
for the first time, set up your fax information
and create
a cover
sheet;
see the Fax and Data Modem
chapter
in Book 1.
To print or fax in Text File Editor, select
Print or Fax from
the Send menu.
Note the following
two differences
when
printing
Text File Editor documents:
Line Length.
The length
of a line in the printed
document
is not
always
the same
as the length
of the same
line shown
in the Text File
Editor
window.
In the Text Fie
Editor window,
text wraps
at the right
edge
of the window.
When
you print,
however,
text wraps
at the right
edge
of the page.
(However,
if you end a line by pressing
ENTER,
this line ending
is preserved
when
you print the document.)
Text Size. The printed text size may be different from the text size
shown in the Text File Editor window.
Regardless of the text size you
select from the Sizes menu, Text File Editor always prints in a uniform
size.
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