Possible to print VI documetation in "landscape"?!

See subject, is this possible? When printing out the frontpanel ov a VI is is always in "portrait" format.
Are there some properties to modify?
For printing out graphs in a report etc. it would be more usefull to print in in "landscape" format..!
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:Uups, sorry, I got it....
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