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Options Menu > Header and Footers, Paper Size Page Format Select the paper size and orientation to be selected whenever a PDF report file is created or previewed.
Note that these settings will not apply to any reports printed directly from Temprecord. In this case the page format is determined by the settings for the current printer.
If a PDF file is previewed and printed from the PDF viewer, the page size and format assumed is determined by those of the PDF itself.
Print Header and Print Footer Options Check the Enable Print Header/Footer option if you want a page header/footer included with the PDF reports or printed output.
Check the Use header/footer space for content option if you want the space on the page normally occupied by the header/footer to be included in the body of the printed report. If this option is not checked and the Enable Print Header/Footer option is also not checked, the header/footer will not print, but the space normally occupied by the header/footer is left blank.
Fill in the three fields with the text you want displayed in the left-hand side, the center, and the right-hand side respectively of the header/footer. The left hand text is aligned with the left margin. The center text is centered between the left and right margins. The right-hand text is right-justified against the right-hand margin.
Any of the text fields may overflow into the adjacent fields, and it is your responsibility to make sure they do not overlap. Thus it is possible to have a left-hand header or footer that extends right across the page, provided the corresponding center and right-hand header/footer are set to blank strings.
Meta-string Substitution Header and footers may include "meta-strings". These strings are expanded (i.e. substituted by another string) at the time of report generation. There are meta-strings which are common throughout Temprecord software, and there are some which are particular to print headers and footers. The meta-strings that are common are:
Additional meta-strings which are valid inside header and footer specifications are:
The following meta-strings are expanded into various parameters and statistics from the logger data set:
See also: Meta-strings in file and folder names Meta-strings in email messages Meta-strings in parameter sets
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