Optimizing the printing of data on a page
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsTimothy D. Sellers, Kwon Nam-Yul, John D. Griffin, Christopher H. Pratley, Owen C. Braun, Peter L. Engrav, Stuart J. Stuple
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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsTimothy D. Sellers, Kwon Nam-Yul, John D. Griffin, Christopher H. Pratley, Owen C. Braun, Peter L. Engrav, Stuart J. Stuple
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Methods and systems are provided for automatically adjusting printing settings to optimize the fit of text, data and/or images on printed pages. Once selected text or data is designated for printing, a determination is made as to whether the selected text or data may be printed on a single page or whether multiple pages are required. The best fit of the text or data on a single or multiple pages is accomplished by incrementally adjusting a number of different print settings until an optimum fit of the text or data is achieved on a single page or on a set of pages. Print settings include margins, scale, and orientation.
A computer-implemented method of improving optimizing the printing of text, data or images on printed pages, comprising the steps of:
A computer readable medium containing computer-executable instructions which, when executed by a computer, perform a method for optimizing the printing of data on a one page, the method comprising:
A system for optimizing the printing of data on one page comprising:
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