I think there's something in "page setup" or "printer setup" or something like
that.

As the computers are not close to my bench, I usually just need to print a
section, in which I use a screen capture in a graphics program.

Incedentally, as one respondant said, he takes the file to a print shop. This
is a good idea, because the ink in a regular printer is water soluble and can
be marred too easily. Spill a drop of coffe on that and it will wipe it out, if
you get it laser printed you just wipe it of and all is well.

Some printer drivers have options to do what you want, as do some programs. Had
you an NAP set, the Force software on their CD allows for spreading their hard
to read prints across 4 pages or whatever.

Incedentally, "Mistress@s&m" ( deal with the s&m part later ), I assume you are
a woman, is that correct ? I ask because I've found very very few women in the
field, and actually few even have the slightest interest. Even with the
supposed disparity in physical strength, gender doesn't matter. Quite a few top
notch techs don't move bigscreens, men, even if strong enough. Put it this way,
there may well be more woman auto mechanics than TV (or other brownware) techs.

Just curious.

JURB