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Printing</A>
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You can either print a range or the whole log and you can choose which columns
are in the output. Printing can be done in 2 styles: landscape with 30 QSO's
per page and portrait with 50 QSO's per page. The loglines will be evenly
distributed across the paper. You need to make sure the log fits the
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The generated postscript file is sent to the default printer.
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For contest logs, you can enable 2 empty columns called 'Multiplier' and
'Points' for calculating your score. If you choose the portrait style it is
advisable to disable the 'QSL Out', 'QSL In' and 'Remarks' columns.
Otherwise your log will not fit on the paper.
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