Page Setup

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Output features available within the Output pull-down menu of 2D WIN-NMR  

This allows you to store your layout (Save layout...) and to reload it (Load layout...) for later use in order to get standardised plots of your 2D spectra. With these commands the kind of windows (spectrum, title, parameter), their position and size and additional features (axis, units, projections, parameters.) are stored and loaded respectively. After loading a layout, these layout parameters may be inspected and if necessary modified in the Page Setup dialog box opened with the Page Setup... command (section 4.10.2) before a data set is loaded and plotted. 

Note Defaults are set for the fonts, their style and color which are used for the title and the parameters. They cannot be modified by the user. 

Page Setup... opens a dialog box (Fig. 4.31) which allows you to inspect the current 

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In its present versions, the menus "Page Setup" and "Print" cannot be used. 

In the present versions of the CHAOSBASE program, the "Page Setup" and "Print" menus do not work. They have been included for use in future versions of the program. 

An additional feature, the Preview window, accessible with the Preview button from within the Page Setup... sub-menu in the Output pull-down menu, displays an exact copy of your plot (WYSIWYG). It is recommended that you exploit this useful option and inspect the layout in this Preview window prior to plotting your 2D NMR spectra in order to avoid a waste of paper and time. 

Use the Help routine of 2D WIN-NMR for detailed information about the various edit fields and buttons available in the Page Setup... dialog box if necessary. 

Choose the Page Setup... option in the Output pull-down menu and select the plotting parameters and projections to be included in the plot. Adjust the sizes of all windows (title, parameter, spectrum) to the size of the paper sheet. Set up a title and select the parameters to be plotted. Load the defined levels with the Load button, choose different colors for the levels if you have a multicolor output device. Click the Preview button to inspect the final layout in the Preview window. Repeat these steps, load the defined levels with the Load button as before, but add additional contour levels with the Fill button. 

Enter the Page Setup dialog box, activate the option for plotting parameters... 

Text Settings page setup US/Letter/Paper... 

Most menu commands for managing documents are in the File menu. For the most part, the menu is similar to the File menu in other Windows or Macintosh applications, with New..., Open..., Close, Save, Save As..., Page Setup..., Print Preview..., Print... and Exit (Windows) or Quit (Macintosh) commands. The Save Workspace... command is specific to Excel. 

Menu commands for printing documents are located in the File menu. USING PAGE SETUP... 

Figure 1-11. The Page Setup dialog box showing the Page tab.

Figure 1-12. The Page Setup dialog box, showing (Left) the Margins tab and (Right) the Header/Footer tab.

Choose Page Setup from the File menu, and choose the Sheet tab. Click in the Print Area text box to select it. Now select the range of cells that you want to print (you can move the dialog box out of the way if necessary), and press the OK button. To cancel a Print Area selection, delete the text within the Print Area text box. 

If the Print Area you selected requires more than one page, you can choose Page Setup and change the value in the Reduce/Enlarge box to less than 100%. Sheets printed with values less than about 60% are difficult to read, though. To obtain the appropriate reduction value automatically, after you ve selected the area to be printed, choose the Page tab and press the Fit To 1 Pages Wide By 1 Tall button. 

This macro uses the ExecuteExcel4Macro method. The Excel 4 Macro PAGE.SETUP executes much faster than its VBA equivalent. 

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When you print with the Print button on the Standard Toolbar, you use the default printing settings. File => Page Setup provides many alternatives, including paper size and orientation, as well as margins. 

In Excel 2000, the default header and footer, which will be printed on every page unless you choose otherwise, are Sheetname and Page, respectively. To enter a different header or footer, choose the Header/Footer tab in the Page Setup dialog box, which will display list boxes with a wide range of built-in for-... 

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