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Landscape layout in Smartforms

Former Member

‎2006 Jul 21 5:55 AM

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Hi All,

I have a requirement to design a layout. This layout has so much data width wise, so the print-out comes perfectly when we trigger the print in landscape format. Now my doubt is if I should go about designing the layout and just change the printer settings or should i change the page settings in the smartform.

Thanks & Regards

Saikiran

Hi All,

I have a requirement to design a layout. This layout has so much data width wise, so the print-out comes perfectly when we trigger the print in landscape format. Now my doubt is if I should go about designing the layout and just change the printer settings or should i change the page settings in the smartform.

Thanks & Regards

Saikiran

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Former Member

‎2006 Jul 21 5:59 AM

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Ideally you should first try the LANDSCAPE layout and inspite of that width is not enough, then change the printer settings.

Regards,

Ravi

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Former Member

‎2006 Jul 21 6:16 AM

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Hi Saikiran,

In SMARTFORMS you have an advantage than Scripts, that each page you have created can be made to display as either <b>Landscape</b> or <b>Portrait</b>.

Click on the PAGE and on the right hand side you will have the attributes where you can set either as "Landscape" or "Portrait".

Or if you want the entire thing to be in "Landscape" you can set all the pages to be in "Landscape".

Reward if helpful.

Regards,

Tushar

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Former Member

‎2006 Jul 21 6:18 AM

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Small correction it is in the output options tab not in the Attributes tab.

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‎2006 Jul 21 6:20 AM

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You have to goto Page properties. In output option tab you will see the option to display in LANDSCAPE FORMAT. If there are multiple page types then you have to repeat for each page same step.