Introduction |
Understand for C++ has three printing modes:
- Shrink to fit is used by the graphical views (Hierarchy and Declaration) and fits a picture, no matter what its size, onto the current printer page size.All graphics views offer the menu option File->Print Drawing. This option will print the graphic, making it fit on the given page size. On Windows 95/NT the Windows printer setup dialog is used to configure page size, printer selection, portrait/landscape and other options.
See Printing on UNIX machines for more information about configuring printouts on Unix and VMS machines.
All graphics views also offer the menu options File->Print Poster and File->Print Poster Setup. Choosing File->Print Poster sends the current picture to the printer using the current poster configuration. On Windows 95/NT the Windows printer setup dialog can then be used to further configure printing. See Printing on UNIX machines for information about configuring printing on Unix and VMS machines.
Setting up a poster print brings up this configuration dialog:
· Margin (Right/Left and Top/Bottom)On UNIX and VMS machines Understand for C++ uses Postscript as its primary output format. The output files created are Level 2, Encapsulated Postscript without a preview image.
All output is to a file, the file can optionally be sent to a queuing command (such as lp or lpr).
Initially the Print Dialog appears:
By default, files are printed with the syntax colorized as it appears on the screen. To print in black and white, chose File->Print File Setup and uncheck the "Print files with colored syntax" option.
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