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FileMaker Pro 4.1 Mac User's Guide

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3-22 <strong>FileMaker</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> User’s <strong>Guide</strong><br />

Keep these points in mind:<br />

1 You only see columns when you preview or print data; you don’t see<br />

columns in Browse mode.<br />

1 In the sample (leftmost) column in the layout, make adjustments to<br />

keep the fields within the column, and arrange the information that<br />

prints for each record.<br />

To Do this<br />

See data in fields that extend<br />

beyond the first column into the<br />

gray area of the second column<br />

Adjust the size of all the<br />

columns at once<br />

Select the fields to slide, choose Sliding/Printing from the<br />

Format menu, and then select options. See “Sliding<br />

objects and parts” on page 6-7.<br />

Drag the vertical dashed line immediately to the left of<br />

the gray area to change the column width.<br />

To see how wide the column is Choose Size from the Show menu. Position the pointer<br />

over the vertical dashed line and hold down the mouse<br />

button (be careful not to change the column width). You<br />

see the column width in the Size palette.<br />

See how the records will print<br />

in columns<br />

Choose Preview from the Mode menu.<br />

1 When you print records in columns down the page, <strong>FileMaker</strong> <strong>Pro</strong><br />

prints subsummary parts the width of the column. If the subsummary<br />

part controls a page break, <strong>FileMaker</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> starts a new column (not a<br />

new page). When you print records in columns across the page,<br />

<strong>FileMaker</strong> <strong>Pro</strong> prints subsummary parts across the width of the page,<br />

and then starts a new page if the part controls a page break. (See “About<br />

summary layout parts” on page 3-29.)

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