Data Modeler EA1 - Print settings not saved

Is there any way of saving page/print settings?
Getting print settings/layout right often takes several changes in setup, at the moment it appears to make me do it every time I print.

Not for now. I logged enhancement request for that.
Philip

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EDIT (20110303 16:18): Just took Office 2010 off the invoicing test system and put Office 2003 on - and our invoices print correctly!

Hi,
To specify the settings, follow these steps :
1.
Start Word and open the document you want to change.
2.
Click the Paper tab, you can do that according to the version of MS Office that you are using.
3.
Under Paper, click the paper size you want.
4.
If you want to change the page orientation of the document or its page margins, click the Margins tab.
5.
Select the desired options.
6.
To use the paper size specified in step 4 for only the active section of the document, click Selected text.
7.
Click OK.
Sincerely,
Harry

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Data Modeler EA1 - Print settings not saved

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