> Seems Excel effectively just does a screen dump to the printer.
> Spreadsheets
> will print differently on machines with different screen display DPI
> settings. Guess that is what WYSIWYG means.
I'd be very surprised if this were true for the Windows version,
since it isn't true for the Mac version. I know it doesn't do a
simple screen dump--you can tell that by the absence of jaggies in
the printed output. The Mac version (and surely the version for that
other platform) has a fairly elegant formatting capability accessible
from the Print Preview command. You can also set just the area you
want to print with the 'Print Area' command.
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