Originally posted by William Fuller
In many atlases page are numbered along the edges indicating which pages abut for easy reading when there are many ancestors or descendants.
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Atlas style page numbering
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For multipage prints of diagrams iFamily prints a small RxxCyy in the lower LH corner of each page to indicate Row and Column for that page. Is that what you are looking for? I have not printed a multipage diagram for over 12 months - since I found that I could generate one PDF file and send it via email to Fedex/Kinko - and yes, this also works DownUnder. You save time plus the cost of the magic tape and it looks so much more professional than a paste-up.In many atlases page are numbered along the edges indicating which pages abut for easy reading when there are many ancestors or descendants. Bill
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Your mention of emailing PDF files to FEDEX/ KINKO is a good idea. I would be interested in others experiences with this or other firms in Australia, prices, options etc. Do we need another discussion forum?
Bob
Keith
Your mention of emailing PDF files to FEDEX/ KINKO is a good idea. I would be interested in others experiences with this or other firms in Australia, prices, options etc. Do we need another discussion forum?
Bob
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Originally posted by William Fuller
What I had in mind was a line " This data continued on page pp" along each edge. A big chart could then be put in a loose leaf note book and read like a road atlas. The RxxCyy is OK but requires a bit more sophistication. On the other hand the suggestion about Kinko's is great. At 50 cents a square foot (Here in Lafayette Indiana) It sure beats trying to paste up several sheet. I had a 12 generation descendant (2 foot by 4 foot) chart printed for $4 US.
Bill
What I had in mind was a line " This data continued on page pp" along each edge. A big chart could then be put in a loose leaf note book and read like a road atlas. The RxxCyy is OK but requires a bit more sophistication. On the other hand the suggestion about Kinko's is great. At 50 cents a square foot (Here in Lafayette Indiana) It sure beats trying to paste up several sheet. I had a 12 generation descendant (2 foot by 4 foot) chart printed for $4 US.
Bill