Re: Trouble Printing PSPP Output

[Michał Dubrawski]

I remember that once I had same problem with one of versions under Windows, but I have exported my PSPP output to pdf and than printed it form pdf file, and than it was ok. 

Some time ago I have also found out that I could obtain really nice Excel output from PSPP by exporting it to .html file and adding .xls extension. Excel 2003 will open it without problem, Excel 2007 will inform you that this is not xls file and ask if you would like to open it. 

It is good to save this exported file in Excel after opening it - only than it will obtain true xls file format. 

You can of course also export PSPP output as html file and save with .html extension and than choose Excel from applications list to open it.

good luck,

Michal

Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2011 06:59:28 +0000
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To: "Crawford, Angela - Reg1" <address@hidden>
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Subject: Re: Trouble Printing PSPP Output

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On Mon, Jun 13, 2011 at 05:16:07PM -0600, Crawford, Angela - Reg1 wrote:

    Hi PSPP users,

    I am having trouble printing out the output for data I have entered. The
    charts and graphs come out very very tiny! They are unreadable. Is there
    any way to make them print larger? Has anyone else had this problem?

I remember a similar problem with one of the early development versions.  But
I have not experienced this recently.  Which version are you running, and on
which platform?



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