July 24, 2008

  • Quick Comment on Printing the Revelation Charts…

    One of my friends messaged me about some trouble he had with the charts running off the page so I thought it might be good to post a little piece here on how to get that done if you are having problems.

    The series “The Timeline Analysis of the Book of the Revelation” in six
    parts is intended to be printed out in two (2) passes on regular
    8 1/2″ x 11″ paper. .. one pass to do
    the “blog text” (in portrait mode) and the other for the “chart” (in landscape mode).

    While I really appreciate Xanga for blogging, it wasn’t always as
    friendly as I would have liked when doing this series with its charts. 
    The detail necessary for the charts and to do them with a nice readable
    text size was simply much different than that necessary to display the
    regular blog text. To have made the blog text and the chart text print
    out nicely in one printing pass would have made the “chart text” much
    too small and blurry. I thought it would be better to have a “two step
    process” than give you charts you couldn’t read.

    The best way to go about this is to do a “print preview” to find out
    how many pages are in the post for the “blog text” only. Print that out
    in “portrait mode” first.  

    Then right click on the chart itself. It is a JPEG file and you can
    copy that to your computer and print it however you usually do it from
    there. I’ve tried it in both Firefox and MS Internet Explorer and they
    both work. MS IE might require a bit of tweaking in the Photo Printing
    Wizard but there are other much easier ways to print it out in IE so
    this should not be very hard if you done much of your own “picture file” printing at all.  

    I hope this helps….  and I hope your day is going well.  Blessings, Mr.Vee 

Comments (2)

  • I think that’s kind of what I did.  idk, everything printed in landscape for me which is fine, I’m reading like I would a book.

  • @illgrindmyownthankyou - 

    That’s another way to do it for a “one pass solution” but I did not try that and wondered if it would try to cut the graphic in half. I just ran out of time to try that on all the posts. Sounds like it worked out ok. Thank you so much for the feedback! Blessings, Mr.Vee

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