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FileMaker Pro 4.1 Mac User's Guide

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3-20 <strong>FileMaker</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Arranging records in columns<br />

Each block is a record<br />

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5. To enhance or modify the layout, see the appropriate sections later in<br />

this chapter.<br />

Note Depending on the printer you use, you might not need the header.<br />

If you Do this<br />

Manually feed envelopes into a<br />

center-feed printer<br />

Manually feed envelopes into a right<br />

edge-feed printer<br />

Manually feed envelopes into a left<br />

edge-feed printer<br />

Use a laser or ink jet printer that<br />

automatically feeds envelopes<br />

Keep the header and adjust it, as necessary, to<br />

match the printing to the envelope size.<br />

Keep the header and adjust it, as necessary, to<br />

match the printing to the envelope size. (A good<br />

rule of thumb for the header size is to subtract the<br />

envelope height from 8.5 inches.)<br />

Delete the header, and insert a footer. Adjust the<br />

footer, as necessary, to match the printing to the<br />

envelope size.<br />

Choose Page Setup from the File menu, and then<br />

select No. 10 Envelope paper size. Customize the<br />

Envelope layout, and then delete the header.<br />

Choose <strong>FileMaker</strong> Help Index from the or Help menu, and then type:<br />

E envelope layout<br />

Instead of using a Columnar report or Extended columnar layout, you<br />

can set columns for a layout. For example, print phone directories with<br />

the records in several columns. Print records:<br />

1 down the page (column by column), for reports like directories,<br />

where you read from top to bottom, column by column<br />

1 across the page (row by row), for reports like mailing labels, to use<br />

the fewest number of rows and conserve label stock<br />

Down first<br />

Across first

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