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From: Noisy on 7 Nov 2009 10:26
Open Help file> highlight all (Cntrl+A)> copy (Cntrl +C)

Open Word/Notepad/OpenOffice oe whatever you use

Paste (Cntrl+V)

Tidy up (usually needed)

Print (Cntrl+P)

Done
From: Noisy on 7 Nov 2009 10:27
Open Help file> highlight all (Cntrl+A)> copy (Cntrl +C)

Open Word/Notepad/OpenOffice oe whatever you use

Paste (Cntrl+V)

Tidy up (usually needed)

Print (Cntrl+P)

Done
From: rmo555 on 7 Nov 2009 13:46
Thank you - I never thought of that.

I'm using Vista and the way I got PAM to work was to run it in XP mode
and as an administrator. That did the trick.


On Sat, 7 Nov 2009 15:26:29 GMT, Noisy(a)noisy.com wrote:

>Open Help file> highlight all (Cntrl+A)> copy (Cntrl +C)
>
>Open Word/Notepad/OpenOffice oe whatever you use
>
>Paste (Cntrl+V)
>
>Tidy up (usually needed)
>
>Print (Cntrl+P)
>
>Done
From: Mike Russell on 8 Nov 2009 15:25
On Sat, 7 Nov 2009 15:26:29 GMT, Noisy(a)noisy.com wrote:

> Open Help file> highlight all (Cntrl+A)> copy (Cntrl +C)
>
> Open Word/Notepad/OpenOffice oe whatever you use
>
> Paste (Cntrl+V)
>
> Tidy up (usually needed)
>
> Print (Cntrl+P)
>
> Done

Does this produce a water color or oil effect?
--
Mike Russell - http://www.curvemeister.com
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