Printing reports without spliting text across pages

Anita Graves anitagraves at mac.com
Wed Aug 9 09:07:20 EDT 2017


Jeffrey, I have had success with using the printer app—reduce the image to 97% and see what happens…. Anita
> On 9 Aug 2017, at 4:04 PM, Mike or Penny Novack <stepbystepfarm at dialup4less.com> wrote:
> 
> On 8/8/2017 8:47 PM, Jeffrey Black wrote:
>> The last post I can find on this is from 2013, and there were no satisfactory
>> answers then.
>> 
>> Does anyone know how or of a utility that will allow me to print reports
>> without the text splitting in half across page breaks?  PDF does not work
>> and besides I can not import it into my documents.  HTML export to a browser
>> is not really an option as I need to add these reports to documents in Open
>> Office.
>> 
>> Any suggestions other OCR scanning HTML printouts?
>> 
>> --JEffrey Black M.B.A.
> Easy, I do this all the time when preparing quarterly reports for the boards of the organizations for which I keep books. For the simple reason that there is a lot of editing to be done and that is FAR easier to do under the control of a general purpose editor than writing scheme (custom reports) within gnucash.
> 
> steps:
> a) Export the RAW report from gnucash. You know have a file in HTML format.
> b) Open that, select all, copy.
> c) Paste "unformatted" into your text document under open office, libreoffice, whatever.
> d) Edit to your heart's content.
>     Understand, HERE is where you control where pages break, what fonts and sizes you want, what zero amounts to purge from the report or what levels of details you might need to reporting purposes but the board doesn't want to see, add annotations and footnotes and any necessary fixed text.
> 
>     As a retired rather senior systems analyst, I could of course have learned scheme (I can at least read LISP) but an experienced accountant told me "Mike, don't bother. Do the editing OUTSIDE of gnuash. Any experienced accountant would choose to do it that way using their favorite genera purpose editor."
> 
> Mike Novack
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