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| From: | [log in to unmask][log in to unmask], 22 Oct 1996 08:49:00 BST321_- At HPWorld in August, I learned of a little utility available on the web that would convert Excel spreadsheets into HTML documents. I would imagine that others would find this of use as well. It turns out that I was given the wrong URL, if others have been searching for this, the correct location is: [...]45_22Oct199608:49: [log in to unmask] |
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| Date: | Thu, 24 Oct 1996 12:45:45 -0700 |
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Fernando Olmos asks:
> How can I do the same from MPEiX?
FCOPY to $HARD certainly works. Another solution, using a third-party
package you may already have, provides a bit more flexibility.
<plug alert>
Robelle's Qedit, while not intended as a "printing engine," includes
several parms on the /LIST command that help here.
For starters, $RECORD is analogous to FCOPY's $HARD.
Then, there's $PCL n, which allows you to specify various layouts (e.g.,
$PCL 4 uses 132 columns per line, 80 lines per page, in *portrait* on 8.5 x
11 paper, or 128 x 85 on A4 paper).
There's also $DUPLEX to print on both sides for LaserJets that support
this.
There's more (!), but you get the idea.
</plug alert>
--Glenn Cole
Software al dente, Inc.
[log in to unmask] <-- client site
[log in to unmask] <-- always
P.S. Sorry I didn't email you directly. Your address is more than I could
remember at a shot, and )(*@!#$ cc:Mail for Windows does not support
pasting into the address when it has to go through a gateway. (Don't ask.)
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