Hi. If you have a setup like a thermal roll printer or old tractor printer and don’t want to use page breaks at all, how do you setup Write to use it?
I have a 58mm thermal printer and want to write text and then print. I don’t want to print useless whitespace on a “virtual” page break. And I want the print to stop at the end of the text. If I set a page height to a high value in order to not have page breaks, I instead get long feeds of blank paper at the end of the print. I want the print to stop at the last line.
I’ve tried the “label” feature, but it also have a height. There is a radiobutton under “New->Label” for “continuous” but it doesn’t seem to do much and I still have to enter some page height in the “Format” tab. If I set the height to zero, I can’t see the text on the screen. I don’t understand this feature and much rather use the ordinary document format for setting up margins and such.
Page “height” is simply not a property that makes sense in a continuous paper application, such as a modern thermal printer or old-school tractor feed printer (dot matrix or line printer and others).