On Thu, 2007-05-03 at 07:22 +0800, Ed Greshko wrote: > Aaron Konstam wrote: > > In the latest Linux Journal (may 2007) on the last page there is a > > discussion of the options using Network Computing through the web to do > > the same things an office suite does. The point is your can do this > > without having the software on your computer. > > > > You can go to: docs.google.com , www.ajax13.com and www.thinkfree.com > > and register free to use this service. > > > > I chose the google site , registered and created a word-like document. > > Everything was fine until I tried to print it. It prints but the page > > has a web address in the upper right corner that I can't get rid of. Has > > anyone tried this and found our how to get rid of the web address. Of > > course, I can use open office to open the file and then it prints ok, > > but this defeaters the purpose of the Network Computing. > > Are you printing the document from your browser? If so, it is more than > likely that the browser itself is inserting the URL. Check the print > settings in the browser. In firefox the settings are in "File-->Page Setup" > and you fix the headers/footers as you desire. > Thanks I will try that. You are probably correct. > > > > Otherwise this is a very interesting service option. I can create a > > document on a machine with a browser in San Antonio and manipulate it > > on a computer in Tokyo. Everyone should try this out. > > > > The trip to Tokyo is not free :-) -- ======================================================================= Beware of friends who are false and deceitful. ======================================================================= Aaron Konstam telephone: (210) 656-0355 e-mail: akonstam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
