Assigning 'Print' styles to existing CSS page

Hello, Have designed basic site using CSS setting for 'all'
media. Now I want to make CSS 'print' pages. The problem I'm having
is assigning 'print' settings to my CSS page. Currently my head
data reads:
<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html;
charset=iso-8859-1" />
<title>notjustthenews.co.uk</title>
<link href="njtn.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css"
/>
</head>
Can anyone help?

Your profile lists 10.6.2 as your OS version. If this is true, it may be the source of problems with Pages. Keeping both the OS and iWork apps updated will avoid some problems.
Jerry

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Hi all.
I have recently updated the look of one of my web pages in my site. I'm looking to update the look of the other pages in my site as well to the same style/look. I have a CSS style saved as "main layout" that I would like to use to apply the same look my existing pages. I'm working in Dreamweaver CS4. Does anyone know how to go about doing this? I realize that, because the existing page already has a layout applied to it, that the look may not be exactly the same, and that's fine, I can work with it from there if I can get it to that point. I feel like there should be an obvious answer to this, but i can't find one.
Any help is greatly appreciated.
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This is one of my old pages.
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I'd like to author an XHTML document and specify precisely how it should be printed to pdf (margins/headers/footers/page breaks/etc.) using the CSS Media Style Sheet capability, i.e, CSS's @page rule.
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2. I use PDF Broadgun to generate a PDF (i.e. electronic print) and then the data/document looks just like I'd want it to look if I had physically printed it
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I don't see what the problem is with printing to PDF using the Adobe PDF printer as you did with the other tool. Then open your new Excel PDF and do the same process as before (assuming it worked for you). Just go to the Tools>Interactive and add a button field (I assume this is what you did before) and put the file there. At least give it a try as I think that is what you said you used to do.

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Hi
I've made a custom template (two 7x5 images over each other) on a custom page and save this template. I know want to create a new page (by clicking on "new page" under "cells" menu) BUT I want to copy over the cells/page from page 1.
e.g. page 1 is perfect, I now want to create a new page with same settings. If I create a new page and then click on my template it just starts again with 1 page and my template!
Aarrgghh.. surely there's a way to create a new page using existing template/page?
Please advise - it's driving me around the bend!

Hi,
You mention that you use A6 landscape 148 x 105mm and you use Computation below to convert page format length to inches.
148 mm = 5.82677 "
When you use landscape orientation, usually the shorter 105mm will represent the height of the paper. i.e. With landscape the width is greated than the height. So on this case the height wopuld be 105mm or 4.1 in
So in the printer initialization it wpuld be:
set page length to 10.5cm (~25 lines at 6 LPI)
\e\0x43\0x19
however, I don't think this is the reason for the preview problem. The printer initialization should only affect the print. What is the setting for the Lines/Inch in the sapscript form? SE71 -> <Form> -> Basic Settings
This could affect the preview.
Regards,
Aidan

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