I would not have thought at this reason; it is quite mandatory to keep the Task ID in the 1st column of the left, and to freeze this column; otherwise the layout is messy.
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Submitted by Tony McClennon on Fri, 2012-07-27 11:45
Quite bizzarely, I have discovered that the problem may also be caused by not having the ID field as the first column in the table. I tried copying the task data to a new file, and kept saving after each change I made. It was only when I amended the table to take out the ID column that the printed output put the final task on a new page. When I went back into the table, added the ID column back in and set the width to zero, it went back to one page!!!
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Submitted by Alexandre Faul… on Fri, 2012-07-27 10:45
I'm afraid you won't! Unfortunatley, this a persistent bug since MSP 2003, and MS is not onthe way to correct it, the situation is even worse with MSP 2010
the only possible workaround is to update the software with the latest service pack ("et encore ..." as we say in French)
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Submitted by Tony McClennon on Fri, 2012-07-27 09:55
This happens in specific projects. Unfortunately if I try and scale manually, it does not "fit" the output to the page but only prints on half or 2/3 of a the page.
Fingers crossed I will find a way around this.
Many thanks.
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Submitted by Alexandre Faul… on Thu, 2012-07-26 20:26
usually, MSP 2007 prints 1 page tall x 2 pages wide! I am suprised that you have the contrary.
that's a long time bug, the "Fit timescale to page" available in the "View" tab of the Page Setup dialog does not work well
do you have this behavior in all your projects, on in one specific project?
the only way to "solve" the problem, if it is possible to say "solve" is to print 90% or less of actual size; but I consider this trick as wasting my time
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22 years 9 monthsHi Tony,I would not have
Hi Tony,
I would not have thought at this reason; it is quite mandatory to keep the Task ID in the 1st column of the left, and to freeze this column; otherwise the layout is messy.
Alexandre
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22 years 11 monthsQuite bizzarely, I have
Quite bizzarely, I have discovered that the problem may also be caused by not having the ID field as the first column in the table. I tried copying the task data to a new file, and kept saving after each change I made. It was only when I amended the table to take out the ID column that the printed output put the final task on a new page. When I went back into the table, added the ID column back in and set the width to zero, it went back to one page!!!
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22 years 9 monthsTony,I'm afraid you won't!
Tony,
I'm afraid you won't! Unfortunatley, this a persistent bug since MSP 2003, and MS is not onthe way to correct it, the situation is even worse with MSP 2010
the only possible workaround is to update the software with the latest service pack ("et encore ..." as we say in French)
Alexandre
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22 years 11 monthsHi Alexandre, This happens in
Hi Alexandre,
This happens in specific projects. Unfortunately if I try and scale manually, it does not "fit" the output to the page but only prints on half or 2/3 of a the page.
Fingers crossed I will find a way around this.
Many thanks.
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22 years 9 monthsTony,usually, MSP 2007 prints
Tony,
usually, MSP 2007 prints 1 page tall x 2 pages wide! I am suprised that you have the contrary.
that's a long time bug, the "Fit timescale to page" available in the "View" tab of the Page Setup dialog does not work well
do you have this behavior in all your projects, on in one specific project?
the only way to "solve" the problem, if it is possible to say "solve" is to print 90% or less of actual size; but I consider this trick as wasting my time
Alexandre