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Guest
Can I set the print instructions in an excel file to have the printer 3 hole
punch the job?
punch the job?
J
James Silverton
Hello, Liberty!
You wrote on Sun, 17 Sep 2006 13:09:01 -0700:
L> Can I set the print instructions in an excel file to have
L> the printer 3 hole punch the job?
Do you have printer that punches hole? I've never seen one
However, probably all you want is to set the left margin to a
value that allows punching: File> Page Setup> Margins.
James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland
E-mail, with obvious alterations:
not.jim.silverton.at.comcast.not
You wrote on Sun, 17 Sep 2006 13:09:01 -0700:
L> Can I set the print instructions in an excel file to have
L> the printer 3 hole punch the job?
Do you have printer that punches hole? I've never seen one
However, probably all you want is to set the left margin to a
value that allows punching: File> Page Setup> Margins.
James Silverton
Potomac, Maryland
E-mail, with obvious alterations:
not.jim.silverton.at.comcast.not
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Guest
That would be covered under your printer interface, not Excel.
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Tom Ogilvy
do you see an option to do that in the properties of the print dialog. It
would have to be a custom option offered by that printer driver.
would have to be a custom option offered by that printer driver.
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Dave
I think the OP is talking about the gutter position option(s) as found in
Word. Not sure they're available in Excel
Dave
Word. Not sure they're available in Excel
Dave
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Tom Ogilvy
I thought gutter position was the separtion between columns in a multicolumn
page. I am not sure how that relates to 3 hole punch which would put holes
in the paper. An no, there are no gutter position options in Excel.
page. I am not sure how that relates to 3 hole punch which would put holes
in the paper. An no, there are no gutter position options in Excel.
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Guest
The way the question was phrased indicated that the OP wanted the holes
punched. I know that there are printers that will collate and staple, but
the hole drilling was always done on a separate machine in the arena I worked
in, which was aerospace. There might be one out there somewhere that can
drill the holes, but that would be controlled by the printer system, not
Excel.
punched. I know that there are printers that will collate and staple, but
the hole drilling was always done on a separate machine in the arena I worked
in, which was aerospace. There might be one out there somewhere that can
drill the holes, but that would be controlled by the printer system, not
Excel.
D
Dave
Be careful - remember what happened to the printer/stapler/puncher? in the
movie "9 to 5"
Dave
movie "9 to 5"
Dave