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Preventing page breaks in PDF on converted web pages
I've been happy with the speed and linking that is available when I convert web pages into pdf's. However, the pdf versions often break the pages at inappropriate places or even will break an image so that part appears on one page and the rest appears on the following page. How can I can control where the pages will break in the pdf version of the web page?
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Michael Kazlow #2 Re: Preventing page breaks in PDF on converted web pages
Rey,
You cannot.
Mike
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Jon Bessant #3 Re: Preventing page breaks in PDF on converted web pages
Mike is correct in the breaking stakes but you can change the
destination paper size, orientation and scaling inside the 'Create PDF
from Web Site' settings ...
Jon
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