also, the correspondence between the dimensions on the screen and
those at printing vary depending on the printer!
no alternative but to proceed by trial and error and unfortunately
this will be to rebuild if you change your printer.
isabelle

FWIW
It helps to print to PDF 1st, then print from there to any printer
since PDF is pretty much WYSIWYG.

n terms of the 'graph paper' grid.., it need not be shown if you want a
clean printout...

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Garry

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