… was mußte ich gerade bei Yahoo lesen? Elch tötet Frau. Soweit, so schlecht.

Nur, in diesem Artikel läuft mir folgender Satz über den Weg:

“… sagte Westlund, der knapp 50 Jahre verheiratet war und Vater von zwei Töchtern sowie drei Enkelkindern ist.”

Soso, demzufolge ist der Gute, also in Summe Vater von fünf Kindern, oder wie sehe ich das?

When using MS Project for planning your projects, you will most certainly want to make a printout of your project for showing off.

But, if you do so, MS Project starts your printout at the todays date. If your project will start in the future, you waste a lot of space on your schedule. What can you do, to make MS Project create a printout, where your schedule fits on one page?

First step: Go to: file - Page Setup and choose “Fit to one page”

Second step: File - Print and choose “Dates from … to …” Enter the dates of your project.

As a result, you should get a printout, which shows your schedule fitting on one page.

If you create a large table in Excel, and you want the first header rows to be printed on each page, you can do it like that:
File –> Page Setup –> Sheet
Choose the rows, you want to be printed on each page.