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Old 01-11-1999, 03:38 PM   Postid: 697
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Statistice Definitions?

I am sure it is here somewhere; but, I cannot find it.

Can someone point me to where I might find definitions for the statistics terms on the statistics page?
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Old 01-11-1999, 04:18 PM   Postid: 698
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Long Version:
http://www.aota.net/ubb/Forum5/HTML/000037.html

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http://www.netstore.de/Supply/http-analyze/results.html

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Old 01-13-1999, 02:11 AM   Postid: 699
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I like to print pages I find useful, punch them and put them into my own little manual. I cannot print the pages at www.netstore.de/Supply/http-analyze/results.html without losing several characters at the end of every line.

Is there another site that anyone knows of that has this same information? I've tried different fonts and sizes; nothing helps.

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Old 01-13-1999, 11:38 AM   Postid: 700
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Are you trying to print graphically, as in exactly what it looks like on the site? Or just the text?

I would save the HTML to my hard drive and play with the table widths, etc., until it looked right to me. Then try to print. Easiest way to do that is to View Source, and Save As.

Try this: everywhere it says "<table width=100%>", change it to around 80%. If it's a margin problem on the printer, that will do it. (you might also try changing the margins in the printer properties, or try to scale it down, if supported)

Just my two cents worth

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Old 01-13-1999, 01:27 PM   Postid: 701
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I use netscape.. you can adjust your printer settings.. go to 1)FILE...2)PAGE SET UP and from there you can adjust your left, right, top, and bottom margins.

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