Glenn,
If you don't worry about the format and only care to read the printed text
then try Copying and pasting the text into another application (i.e.,
Wordpad or Word, etc.) Use the "Select Text" tool to capture all the text,
then copy (CTRL C) and paste (CTRL V) the text, Next print out within the
new application (Also select a better font size before printing).
(There is no way to control the way Reader formats for printing short of
the controls in the Reader print window (I assume that you have tried all
there.)
Good Luck
J. Dent
At 10:24 PM 9/6/2003 -0700, you wrote:
>Thanks for the answers, Sorry, but I wasn't clear in my request. Getting
>them to PRINT in a larger font is my issue. I've used the zoom to read
>them, when i go to print It comes out in Very small font and only covers
>about 1/3 of the page right in the center.In the print preview it says 77%
>zoom. Theres one option that lets me expand the zoom to 100% the font gets
>a little bigger, but the left side margin is off the page and theres no
>way (that I can see) to move it. And its not an issue of room on the page,
>plenty of room on the right.
> Is there possibly another app I can move them into so I can format them????
>Sorry again for the mis- info.........thanks Glenn Bennington
>
>
>Hi, Been reading list for years, first time I've written. I am a
>contractor
>for a cable company, and they send me my work orders via e- mail. I
>was
>getting them in a txt file, but they just did an upgrade on their end
>and
>now they are sending me .pdf files. My problem is it comes in a very
>small
>font that is barely readable and I can't find anyway to change the font
>in
>acrobat reader 6.0. If i move it to excel it contains a lot of garbage.
>Is
>there any thing I can do without buying Adobe Acrobat. Any help would
>be
>apreciated. You guys perform a great service, I read the list every
>morning
>with my coffee. Have gotten some great info......
> thanks, Glenn Bennington
>
>
>
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