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HOW TO FIT PAGE TO SCREEN?

S-Video is Standard Definition Video only, and assuming you and your TV are in NTSC land, that is a maximum of 720x480 pixels. Pretty small/low resolution. You need to use a different input to your TV, like VGA (or "PC" as it is sometimes referred to on TVs) - i.e. a blue multipin connector with 3 rows of 5 pins each row?
... or get an HD TV, or a proper computer monitor.

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How do I make the form/pdf fit to one page?

I designed my first form today and it's two pages long. How do I get it all to fit on one page? It will be saved as a pdf.

While designing the form it will help to be in Page View. This gives a very close approximation to how your fields will appear in the resulting pdf. In the Design tab use menu View-> Page View. All page breaks will now appear as dotted lines. To aid in fitting more fields you can place forms side by side or reduce the font size. Eliminating the Header also helps.
Jeff Canepa
Software Quality Engineer
Adobe Systems, Inc.
[email protected]

How do I make a long table fit on one page?

I do a community newsletter, one page of which is a directory of residents. On this page, I have a table with 3 columns: name, address, and phone. There are 61 rows, which is too big to fit on an 8 ½ x 11 page. As people move in and out, I need to be able to change the name for the particular address and re-sort by name. Retaining this ability, how can I make this fit on one page? Ideally, I would be able to "break" the table into two parts of 30/31 rows each, with each part side by side on the 8 ½ x 11 page. I can't find a way to do this. Any help would be appreciated. I am working in Yosemite 10.10.1, and Pages 5.5.1. I have also created a Numbers 3.5 version of this table, but still cannot find a way to do what I want to do.

Hi Saundra,
Do you have to print it, or are you sending this out via E-mail/PDF?
The fix below, should work, either way:
If you are actually not printing it, and are E-mailing/posting online, Export as PDF, and E-mail address will still be active...
If it must fit on a smaller page, for printing or for whatever reason, drag the aforementioned PDF into a 8.5 x 11 document, open Inspecter to Metrics, click to not constrain proportions, resize to fit then Export again as a PDF. The E-mail addresses will remain active. Here's screenshot of one with 61 rows, I made in less that 2 minutes as a mock-up. Links/E-mail still works.
Luck!
Lena

How to fit the footer always to bottom page

How to fit the footer always to bottom page.
Regards

Well, this is relatively simple. There are blue lines on your page with little blue squared arrows on each side. Hover your mouse over them to find out which ones define "Bottom of Page" and "Footer" (you will also see some towards the top of the page for Header). Adjust these so that the "Bottom of Page" line is quite literally the bottom of the page and move the footer one higher about 2 inches or so, depending on how big you want your footer to be. This automatically will define a footer to stay consistantly on the bottom of your page(s) throughout the site even when expanding or shrinking window sizes. Just another great feature of Adobe Muse

ID cs6:How to Fit Frame to Version heart(or Page) with script?

More times, I need my Frame fit to my Version,or fit to my page,
I looking for the scrip in the Internet, only see "frames to content"
Who would like to help me?
Thank you very much~

Hi Kai Rübsamen
Thank you very much.
Some times I must press Ctrl+Z, It will be ok?
and ,I want to select more than one text frame.
and, the script is wrong in some document ,Tested, I find should be make the Coordinate origin to the The upper left corner
Could you like to add this Function into the scrip.
thanks
fit to margins
var curDoc = app.activeDocument;
if ( app.selection.length != 1 ) {
    ( alert ( "Something wrong with your selection!" ) );
    exit();
var curSel = app.selection[0];
var curPage = curSel.parentPage;
var rO = curDoc.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin;
if (rO != 1380143215) {
    curDoc.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = RulerOrigin.pageOrigin;
var pW = curDoc.documentPreferences.pageWidth;
var y1, x1, y2, x2;
if ( curPage.side == PageSideOptions.leftHand ){
    x2 = curPage.marginPreferences.left;
    x1 = curPage.marginPreferences.right;
else {
    x1 = curPage.marginPreferences.left;
    x2 = curPage.marginPreferences.right;
x2 = pW - x2;
var gB = curSel.geometricBounds;
// fit to margins
gB[1] = x1;
gB[3] = x2;
curSel.geometricBounds = gB;
curSel.fit ( FitOptions.FRAME_TO_CONTENT );
resetAsBefore();
function resetAsBefore() {
    if ( rO != 1380143215 ) {
            curDoc.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = rO;
fit to page
var curDoc = app.activeDocument;
if ( app.selection.length != 1 ) {
    ( alert ( "Something wrong with your selection!" ) );
    exit();
var curSel = app.selection[0];
var curPage = curSel.parentPage;
var rO = curDoc.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin;
if (rO != 1380143215) {
    curDoc.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = RulerOrigin.pageOrigin;
var pW = curDoc.documentPreferences.pageWidth;
var y1, x1, y2, x2;
if ( curPage.side == PageSideOptions.leftHand ){
    x2 = curPage.marginPreferences.left;
    x1 = curPage.marginPreferences.right;
else {
    x1 = curPage.marginPreferences.left;
    x2 = curPage.marginPreferences.right;
x2 = pW - x2;
var gB = curSel.geometricBounds;
// fit to page
gB[1] = 0;
gB[3] = pW;
curSel.geometricBounds = gB;
curSel.fit ( FitOptions.FRAME_TO_CONTENT );
resetAsBefore();
function resetAsBefore() {
    if ( rO != 1380143215 ) {
            curDoc.viewPreferences.rulerOrigin = rO;
best wishes

How to Make a Line of Best Fit/Best Fit Line/Trendline in iWork Numbers '09

I'm not sure if this is well-known or has been answered elsewhere already, but multiple Google searches have not shown this solution on how to create a line of best fit in Numbers '09 (there is another method that involves drawing a line yourself, but this is much easier and more accurate).
I stumbled across this trying the above self-draw technique and got so excited I wanted to post the technique. So here is what you do:
1) Type out your X and Y data
2) Select the data and select Charts, then select the Scatter Plot
3) Open up Inspector and select the Chart tab
4) Select the "Series" tab below the picture of the Scatter Plot and the "Chart Colors..." button
5) At the bottom of the Inspector window, open the "Advanced" arrow
6) Select the "Trendline" tab and select the "Linear" trendline from the drop-down bar
That's it! You can even select the options to show the line equation or the R-squared value!
Here is a picture of the selected options and what your graph should look like (check that nice R-squared value!).
http://i.imgur.com/AvfPv.png
I hope this helps and hope it moves up to the top of the Google search page for this feature.

Hi Asclepius37,
Why not just search "trend" or "trendline" in the Numbers '09 User Guide?
That would take you to page 149 of the guide and the article "Showing Trendlines in Charts," which lists a set of instructions very similar to those in your post.
The Numbers '09 User Guide and the iWork Formulas and Functions User Guide are searchable pdf files, and may both be downloaded through kinks in the Help menu in Numbers. Both are excellent resources to have on hand.
Regards,
Barry
PS: Searching "best fit" will return zero results, but "best" or "best-fit" will get you to the same article.
B

I have recently purchased a hybred 750GbHDD as an upgrade for my MAC Book Pro (Intell Version) I have a boot camp partition to the original 500GB HDD. How can I expand both partitions to fit the new drive?

I have recently purchased a hybred 750GbHDD as an upgrade for my MAC Book Pro (Intell Version) I have a boot camp partition to the original 500GB HDD. How can I expand both partitions to fit the new drive?
I have tried bootcamp and have had no luck due to the fact that boot camp doesn't see the additional HDD space of 250Gb. What am I not doing?

Ouch, well there is a problem.
This is the stack of partitions on your old drive
EFI (hidden)
Lion (50GB say)
Bootcamp (50GB say)
Lion Recovery Partiton (hidden)
This is the same stack on your new drive imaged from the old one.
EFI (hidden)
Lion (50GB say)
Bootcamp (50GB say)
Lion Recovery Partiton (hidden)
Emtpy Space (100GB say)
This is what you want
EFI (hidden)
Lion (100GB say)
Bootcamp (100GB say)
Lion Recovery Partiton (hidden)
EFI has to be at the top of the drive and Lion Recovery has to be at the bottom of the drive.
And you only have four partitions.
You can't move the Lion Recovery Partition or Bootcamp partiton, however you can expand the Lion Partition into empty space below it. (but can't delete or move the Lion Recovery partition)
Your Duplicator duplicated perfectly, too perfectly Likely would work with same sized drives/partitions.
This is what your going to need to do.
You need to move the Bootcamp partition to a blank external drive using WinClone and disconnect. This is so you have two backups of it. (one on your old 500GB drive)
You will need a drive enclousre or IDE/SATA to USB adapter cable for the older 500GB drive and option key boot from it. (some enclosures can't be booted from so check first Other World Computing is good place to ask)
Download the free Carbon Copy Cloner, grab any new files off the new 750GB internal drive to the old 500GB your booted from.
Open Apple's Disk Utility and Erase with Zero option the entire internal 750GB drive and let it rip, this will map off as many bad sectors and improve reliability.
Now use Carbon Copy Cloner to clone the 500GB Lion + Lion Recovery Partitions to the internal 750GB, it will "fix" things and place Lion Recovery at the bottom of the drive where it belongs, give all the extra space to OS X Lion.
Next your going to have to follow WinClones instructions to restore your Bootcamp, likely you will have to recreate the Bootcamp partition first (in Bootcamp) to the size you want and then clone. Likely Winclone may "fix" Windows to recognize it's in a new larger partition now. I don't know you'll have to check as I haven't used it.
When Bootcamp creates the partition it will place it near the bottom next to the Lion Recovery Partition.
As you know you will have to re-validate Windows with Lord Redmond or it expires as you changed the hardware.

IDCS3 "page size does not fit w margin/column" error when changing bleed

Anyone know the source of this problem?
After deselecting "allow pages to shuffle" my bleed automatically, mysteriously, changes from 0pt to 9pt. When i try to change it back, I get an error: "This page size does not fit with the current margin and column settings. . ."
This happens on multiple docs.
The problem occurs in both Tiger and Leopard.
Help!
Thanks

I'm having the same problem in CS4 when I try to create a document. I zeroed out the margins and gutters too but I didn't have any luck. It's also inconsistent in my case. I can create a document the size of a US business card with a margin of 3p0 but when it get's to something bigger than that but smaller than a letter, no gutter or margin will work.
But that only applies to document creation for some reason. So far, my workaround has been to create a default document and then resize it using the document setup after the fact. It's a pain and it's weird, but that's what I've had to do.
If you've come up with a better solution since your post, I'm all ears.

How many hours of high quality music fits on a 16 gigabyte iPod

How many hours of high quality music fits on a 16 gigabyte iPod?

A "16Gb" iPod nano has enough room to store about 14.5Gb of music, assuming this to be the only media stored there. If by "high quality" you mean lossless, using Apple Lossless/ALAC format, that equates to around 30 hours of music (there will be some variations depending on the nature of the music and the degree to which ALAC compresses the audio data). AIFF files are larger, though of the same quality as ALAC - maximum in this case is approx. 20 hours.
For "iTunes Plus" quality (256kbps lossy compression) files will be between one-third and one-quarter the size of the same music in ALAC, so the total time goes up to around 90-120 hours. My 16Gb 7th gen nano is currently full to capacity using a mix of 256kbps AAC and 320kbps MP3 files - iTunes reports the total time as 4.9 days (117 hours).

Page moves offscreen to fit long URLs.

When Mouse-over extra long URLs web page moves offscreen to fit. Below is a search result, mouse-over Barracuda Email Archiver.
[http://www.google.com/webhp?hl=en#hl=en&sugexp=ldymls&pq=message%20board%20archives&xhr=t&q=Archive+Message+Board&cp=8&pf=p&sclient=psy&site=webhp&aq=f&aqi=&aql=&oq=Archive+Message+Board+&pbx=1&bav=on.2,or.&fp=d39fe4b59c3fd5aa Mouse-over Barracuda Email Archiver]

This doesn't work. If I use the URL you suggest I
get the first web page I created. The long URL gets
to the correct web page.
As mentioned by the other poster there are several options. One is you could try resending your old url with brackets around it. This might prevent the receivers from botching the copy/paste if it is getting split by their mail program. Also it can be shorter.
<http://web.mac.com/jhauser/iWeb/Slide%20show%20Santa%20Barbara>
You might want to shorten the page name to sssb or something. You don't seem to have it linked to anything, so it's not appearing in the navigation bar and doesn't matter. You could include it in the navigation bar of your main site so it is just a mouse click away from the url that ends in /iWeb. You could move it under a second site, with a short name, like 2, and then you can use the url ending in /iWeb/2.

Scheduling Gantt: How to work with the "zoom-to-fit" drop-down

I'm trying to figure out how to work with the "zoom-to-fit" drop-down on the scheduling Gantt dvt control. It has choices in the drop-down that are not appropriate for my project. The documented purpose of this drop-down is to allow the user to zoom to a level that would allow a certain time range to "fit" within the current window. The choices start at "1 Week" and go up through "2 Weeks", "1 Month" etc. The problem is that the projects I'm displaying are generally just a couple of days long, and consist of many small tasks. So even 1 Week is too big. Also, no matter what I pick in this drop down, nothing happens.
So my questions are these:
1. Can I change the choices in this drop-down? If so, how do I do that?
2. If not, then how can I remove this drop-down? (I figure I probably can if I disable "zoom", but I don't want to do that.)
3. How do I get this to actually do something? I assume maybe I have to code some listener somewhere, but if so, how do I do that.
Thanks for any hints, tips and advice!

Currently, we do not allow customization of zoom-to-fit. Please file an ER. We could add a param to featuresOff attribute to disable/remove zoom-to-fit from the toolbar without disabling/removing zoom.

When I print a selected area of web page, it doesn't fit to the paper. The end of each page are cut off. Is there any solution?

When I print a selected area of web page, it doesn't fit to the paper. The end of each page are cut off.
I'm very sure my printer is set cirrectly.
Can't Firefox shrink to fit when I want to print a selected area of web pages?
This has never occurred in IE.

File >Page Setup -- check your margins, I have set size to 85% which is probably left over from some problem. Also check your printer that it is correctly set to the size of the paper.

I have 2 HP AC adaptors, How do I know which AC adaptor fits my printer?

I have 2 HP All-in-One Printers, One is a 7210xi All-in-One and the other is an HP Office Jet 5610 All-in-One, The 2 AC adapters are: 0950-4483-LA and 0957-2153. How do I know which AC adaptor fits the HP Office Jet 5610 All-in-One?
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0n the printer, near the power jack, should have a power details, something like "32v 1.5A", match that with the same on the adaptor. Also, they are color coded and some has a key, so the wrong one probably wouldn't fit anyway.

How can I print just a part of the page and not the full page with Adobe Reader v 10.1.2?

how can I print just a part of the page and not the full page with Adobe Reader v 10.1.2? I need to print a engineering print with lot of information but information is too small in letter size and I don't have a plotter.

Two ways to print a portion of a page: zooming or using the Snapshot Tool.
ZOOMING:
Zoom into the area you want to print.
Click the Print icon.
Under "Pages to Print", make sure "Current view" is selected under "More options" (you may need to click "More options" to open it).
If you aren't satisfied with the preview, try clicking "Fit" under the Size button.
SNAPSHOT
Choose Edit > Take A Snapshot.
Drag a rectangle around the area you want to print.
Click the Print icon.
Under "Pages to Print", make sure that "Selected Graphic" is selected under "More options".
To enlarge the snapshot to fit the sheet of paper, choose "Fit" under the Size button.
Hope this helps!

ARIA Employee Directory -How to Print Multiple Direct Report On a page

This question goes out to the experts. If we have person that has 10,15 or a large number of direct reports how can we print them on to a page so that they all fit. I am okay if they fall to another line just need to get them all on one page rather than multiple because they fall outside the print parameters?
All help in this area would be greatly apprecaited
Steve

Maybe. Keep in mind HTML was never made for print. It's quite possibly the worst medium you could choose for print. You won't be able to establish page breaks or even draw consistent boxes. In short, I estimate the probability of success in creating an org chart with an HTML template to be somewhere around 1%. I just don't want to see you spend an absurd number of hours trying to build something that's really not possible.
With that said, here are a few options to consider:
- Microsoft Word and Visio both have Org Chart functionality, though I'm not sure if you can populate it with data from a database. This would be an offline solution wherein one of the developers would, on a periodic basis, generate a new version of the org chart, export it to PDF, then post it as a static file.
- Oracle BI Publisher supports Word shapes for templates, including Org Charts per this documentation:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12844_01/doc/bip.1013/e12187/T421739T481157.htm#T481174
though I think it might take effort to get the template to work. At least the output medium (PDF or RTF) is made for print.
- GraphViz (http://www.graphviz.org) is the most promising online solution I can think of. It's a command-line tool, so you would need to
-- generate the data in a file and output that to the file system of the database server (UTL_FILE)
-- call the command-line utility via a dbms_scheduler job, since you need call an OS utility from inside the database
-- provide a link to the output of graphviz.
Take a look at this image, then click on it to see the code that generated it, since that's essentially the format you'll need to output:
http://www.graphviz.org/Gallery/directed/unix.html
There's my 2 cents. If someone is asking you to do this all in HTML, please send them a link to this post.
Tyler

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