All,
InfoPath 2010.
How do you really "optimize" a view for printing when viewing InfoPath Forms via a browser? Assume a user goes File>Print on IE9.
I know you can create a Print View, yet more often than not it's a copy and paste from one view to another and it never turns out as expected on a printed sheet of paper.
I'm based in the UK. Our general paper size is A4. Some of my work departments love their hard copies. Sometimes they have to print a view to send as part of a snail mail package.
What do you do about margins - fields/forms/page set-up? Yes all printers are slightly different. Yet our paper size remains constant.
Do you change your page set-up for that one view?
Do you change fields height/width etc.? What looks large on a monitor, is small on a piece of paper.
Do you hide Submit, buttons, but have a Close button on the web page and somehow not print the button?
Some people would like a 'form' to fit to a page. Yet this never seems feasible.
I tend to use section controls to build my forms. Thus I could print each section on a new page. This would help. However I'm not to sure my departments would like 5 hard copy pages for 1 form.
All advice and tips would be really appreciated.