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An option to change the font-size is indeed not included in Metastock.
Workaround
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- go to the SysTest|Reports|Reports TAB (note that by default the top line is blue, but NOT selected)
- select the next line below (so windows knows that this report is selected)
- right-click and choose:
- Copy (to enable you to copy contents to Excel for example, eg 1st alternative)
- Save to File (to save selected report contents to a (tab-dilimited) txt-file, eg 2nd alternative)
Best, cleanest and fasted results will be obtained using the (Excel) Copy-option (copies to Clipboard).
(Note: using the ScriptIt program you can quite easely automate all the actions below to one(1)
action, eg one(1) link to a small easy to be made script)
In Excel, eg once you have pasted the Clipboards contents, you can manualy:
a. Select all the filled joining cells as one(1) selection, (eg. Cell A2 - D29 for a standard report)
b. On the WorkMenu choose File|Print... (do not click the Print-button, the 3 dots implies here
that more dialog-windows are to follow)
c. In the next Print-dialog window go to the Print-section at the bottom-left
d. Check the Selection option
e. Click OK (to print to your "printer")
Regards,
Ton Maas
ms-irb@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
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----- Original Message -----
From: <bskca@xxxxxxx>
To: <metastock@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: donderdag 12 augustus 1999 2:49
Subject: SMALL FONTS
> I hope someone can HELP. When I print a System Test, or an Indicator
> formula the output is in very small print (about a 4-point font size). I am
> running MetaStock 6.52 EOD under Windows 98 and I print to a Lexmark
> 5700 Color Inkjet printer.
>
> I have had several rounds of e-mails with Equis Support, but none of their
> recommendations has helped. I have re-installed both MetaStock, and the
> Standard Courier 10-point font. I have CLOSED all background programs. I
> have started Windows in SAFE Mode. However, no success with any of
> these approaches.
>
> Is there anyone out there who can help?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Bob (in small print)
>
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