Specifying the Print Frame Page Setup

After you have an idea of the design of your print frame, specify the page setup for the print frame.

Note   Always begin creating a new print frame with PrintFrame Page Setup. If, instead, you begin by creating borders and adding information, and then later change the page setup, you might have to correct the borders and placement of the information. For example, if you add information to cells and then change the page setup paper orientation from landscape to portrait, the information you added might not fit in the cells, given the new orientation.

1. In the PrintFrame Editor window, select Page Setup from the File menu.

   The PrintFrame Page Setup dialog box appears.

   

2. In the dialog box, specify:

   • Paper Type – for example, usletter

   • Paper Orientation – portrait or landscape

   • Margins for the print frame and the Units in which to specify the margins

3. Click Apply to see the effects of the changes you made. Then click OK to close the dialog box.

Designing the Print Frame

Creating Borders (Rows and Cells)

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