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Epson will allow 44 inches. (11176 cm.)
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Publisher can only print banners 4' long?! According to the settings
in my 2003 the largest is 120" - or 10'.

You can create a longer banner, but Publisher will attempt to print it as
tiles.
The limitation is documented in a KB article, which I can't find at the
moment
You have to use Zoom Smart or some other workaround to print larger.

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Mary you have always shown a touch of class and education.

Mary how is your old man?

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My old man is okay. His surgery went fine. He has macular degeneration as well as
glaucoma. I am trying to get our 10 year old dog re-trained... No not really.
Thanks for asking, David. I really missed you while you were away.

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"°°°MS°Publisher°°°" wrote in message
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Mary you have always shown a touch of class and education.

Mary how is your old man?

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Mary 44 inches is 1117.6 mm (not cm)
it would be 111.76 cm (divide mm by 10)
or 1.1176 mtrs (divide cm by 100)

As a matter of interest the conversion of 1" = 25.4mm is correct to nine
decimal places.
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Cari (MS MVP) wrote:
Google for it. Or do you have a reading problem as well?

Cari, ignore it, it's just being facetious. It's on a one-thing (I can't in
all conscience use the term 'man') crusade to obliterate imperial units from
the face of the planet. I still use imperial for some things - you ask me
how tall I am then it's 5' 6", I couldn't tell you what that was in metres
and centimetres (I believe it's about 1m 67) - and I only know my weight in
stones and pounds (no, I'm not telling you how much I weigh!).

Davey, although it doesn't want to admit it, would have been raised in
imperial.

°°°MS°Publisher°°° wrote:
What does '48", 4', 120" and 10'' mean. Can you please quote those in
proper measurements.

Oh STFU Davey, you know damned well what they mean! I am *NOT* going to
convert just to please the Nazi in you! You are in your mid-60s, you were
raised on imperial. You probably still use it yourself, but don't want to
admit it because you enjoy being factious and obstreperous!

Isn't a stone about 12½ pounds?

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MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Miss Perspicacia Tick" wrote in message
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Cari (MS MVP) wrote:
Google for it. Or do you have a reading problem as well?

Cari, ignore it, it's just being facetious. It's on a one-thing (I can't
in
all conscience use the term 'man') crusade to obliterate imperial units
from
the face of the planet. I still use imperial for some things - you ask me
how tall I am then it's 5' 6", I couldn't tell you what that was in metres
and centimetres (I believe it's about 1m 67) - and I only know my weight
in
stones and pounds (no, I'm not telling you how much I weigh!).

Davey, although it doesn't want to admit it, would have been raised in
imperial.





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I am nowhere near 60 let alone mid-60's - geeezzz where do you get that
crapiola from.
I don't have an 'Nazi' in me at all, george w bush has it for the whole
world

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"Miss Perspicacia Tick" wrote in message news:QCWEc.752

Oh STFU Davey, you know damned well what they mean! I am *NOT* going to
convert just to please the Nazi in you! You are in your mid-60s, you were
raised on imperial. You probably still use it yourself, but don't want to
admit it because you enjoy being factious and obstreperous!

I was only going by the Epson print dialogue. It only had .cm...
I am too set in my ways to ever change to metric.

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Mary Sauer MS MVP
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"°°°MS°Publisher°°°" wrote in message
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Mary 44 inches is 1117.6 mm (not cm)
it would be 111.76 cm (divide mm by 10)
or 1.1176 mtrs (divide cm by 100)

As a matter of interest the conversion of 1" = 25.4mm is correct to nine
decimal places.
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"If you don't know where you are going,
any road will take you there!"

Same here although I did have fun with my (very gullible) dad a few years
back. I went to Niagara Fall, Canada with my parents about 10 or 12 years
ago. Dad noticed the speed limit signs in metric and commented on how his
speedometer had metric measurements. I suggested he switch the clock over to
metric mode. He looked back at me and with as much of a poker face as I
could muster, I told him that metric time has 10 seconds in a minute, 10
minutes in an hour, etc. It lasted about 10 seconds and then I lost it. He
wasn't sure whether I was serious or not. Gosh that was fun!!

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JoAnn Paules
MVP Microsoft [Publisher]



"Mary Sauer" wrote in message
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I was only going by the Epson print dialogue. It only had .cm...
I am too set in my ways to ever change to metric.

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Mary Sauer MS MVP
http://office.microsoft.com/
http://www.mvps.org/msauer/
news://msnews.microsoft.com
"°°°MS°Publisher°°°" wrote in message
...
Mary 44 inches is 1117.6 mm (not cm)
it would be 111.76 cm (divide mm by 10)
or 1.1176 mtrs (divide cm by 100)

As a matter of interest the conversion of 1" = 25.4mm is correct to nine
decimal places.
--

"If you don't know where you are going,
any road will take you there!"






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