Development Environment

Layout Options for Page Setup

You can specify the following layout options. A preview window shows you the effects of your selections:

• Print header--Print the header specified in the Header tab.
• Print line numbers--Print line numbers.
• Wrap lines--Wrap any lines that are longer than the printed page width.
• Syntax highlighting--For keywords and comments that are highlighted in the Command Window, specify how they are to appear in print. Options are black and white text (that is, no highlighting), colored text, or styled text. Only keywords and comments that are input are highlighted in the Command Window and in print; output is not highlighted.

Header Options for Page Setup

If you elect to print a header by selecting Print header in the Layout tab, use Header options to specify how the elements of the header are to appear. A preview window shows you the effects of your selections:

• Page number--Format for the page number, for example # of n
• Border--Border style for the header, for example, Shaded box
• Layout--Layout style for the header, for example, Standard one line includes the date, time, and page number all on one line

Fonts Options for Page Setup

Specify the font to be used for the printed contents.

Use Choose font to select the element, either Body, Header, or Line numbers. Then, select the font to use for that element. Repeat for all applicable elements. If you did not select Print header or Print line numbers in the Layout tab, you do not need to specify the Header or Line numbers font.

For example, if you are setting Page Setup options for the Command Window, select Use Command Window font if you want the printed font for that element to be the same as the font specified for display in Command Window Font & Colors preferences.

If you want the font used for printing to be different from that specified for display, select Use custom font and specify the font characteristics for that element:

• Type, for example, SansSerif
• Style, for example, bold
• Size in points, for example, 12 points

After you make a selection, the Sample area shows how the font will look.

Page Setup Options for Printing

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