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How can I fix my Report size print set up?

BigBaby

Hello,
I am not sure why or when this occurred but I can no longer adjust my print option. In the image you can see everything that is greyed out, suggestions?

I am using Windows 10 Pro and Quicken Deluxe Yr 2020 V R31.20 Bld 27.1.31.20.

Goal: Trying to get report to fit one page wide.
Thanks!

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Jim_Harman

What exactly are you trying to adjust? The page scaling only works if you select the Quicken PDF printer.

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Jim_Harman

Please see this discussion
https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7855165/report-print-preview-is-smaller-than-actual-print-if-windows-text-size-is-not-100
[edit - sorry, I forgot the link originally]

BigBaby

The discussion link is not showing on the conversation. Can you redo please?

Jim_Harman

Sorry, the link is
https://community.quicken.com/discussion/7855165/report-print-preview-is-smaller-than-actual-print-if-windows-text-size-is-not-100

Basically if you temporarily set your Windows text size to 100% the print preview will match what is actually printed. This should help page layout issues.

BigBaby

Thanks for trying Jim. The idea does not fix the situation I am having.

Jim_Harman

What exactly are you trying to adjust? The page scaling only works if you select the Quicken PDF printer.

BigBaby

Ah Ha! That is the problem! I am trying to print to my network printer. Both the Adobe PDF and the Quicken PDF allow the adjustment to the report size, ex: fit one page wide.... You would think that you could also adjust your printer but I have to save to *.csv and then format in Excel. THANKS JIM!