[Heathkit] .djvu files

[Tracy Walters N1RKT]

Hi Kevin,

My feelings are the same, its a pain but get one of the freeware print
screen programs. I started doing that, a ways back. You will not be able to
print a whole scematic in a legible form but if you zoom in to the area you
need and hit printscreen it will give you enough to walk over to the bench
with.


'73  Tracy N1RKT

At 03:33 PM 7/18/2003 +0000, Kevin J Ward wrote:
>
>I too have  issues with the DJVU viewer.  I apparently have version
>3.5.500.  I say apparently because the viewer itself gives no clue to its
>version number; you have to use Windows Explorer and ferret out the
>information.
>
>It is possible to print a .djvu file IF you are willing to print the
>entire document.  However, I have not found a way to print, for instance,
>just the schematic.  I can LOOK at what I want to print, but as soon as I
>click on the print icon or on the File menu and select Print . . .  etc.,
>the viewer goes directly to page 1 and begins printing.  As Charlie Brown
>would say, "AAARRrrrrg!"
>
>Selecting "Display Background" yields a blank page.  Needless to say,
>nothing prints.
>
>Another gripe.  When the DJVU viewer installs, no viewer icon is
>installed on the desktop.  If you want to open a .djvu file, Windows will
>start the viewer.  If you want to start the viewer, then open selected
>files - - good luck.  The DJVU viewer does not appear in the program list
>under START!
>
>And NO I WILL NOT pay for a more expensive version of the 'stupid'
>program!
>
>Kevin  N2IE
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