Mister F

Or I could just print the pdf?

I'm aware of the preview feature, but the difference between checking and unchecking is negligible. I don't understand the point of that option. For what I'm doing now as long as I use the same setting on each print I'm fine, but over the years every time I print I'm faced with that question. Thanks for mentioning the pdf idea though. I may use that going forward as you can't directly save a document from 'save as' as a pdf in paint.net.

I think I've searched enough without luck to ask this. iF I set the page size and font as I want iT. Will iT print that way with 'print to fit frame' checked, or do I uncheck iT?

OK, iT is pretty simple. This caught me at a bad time I guess when I first read iT, although a first read is often a bad time. As I get old old old I find more and more often I have not seen things very well on a first look, or even a second or third. I see other old people who never see things differently after the first look. And now I know an alt code. Woo Hoo. Thank you. I still don't see why there isn't curly quotes in Times New Roman in paintnet. I did a quick survey and there are no curly quote marks, and iT is said curly quote marks are VERY popular iF not preferred. That's probably opinion to a degree, but not mine. I was just trying to be consistent with what first occurred in the document I was distorting.

Well, damn, I never looked closely but in the word program I use with WPS the italicised 'a' is also radically different from the non. At least to my eye. Still, iT's the only letter that is that different in nature. I can live with that. I'll have to research ANSI ALT codes, or whatever else further about curly quote marks. I've been copying and pasting and iT's a major pain. As Donald Sutherland might say, "I only drive tanks. I don't know what makes 'em work."

I've noticed two inconsistencies. First the regular 'a' font in New Times Roman text does not match the italicized 'a'. Either works for me, but they should be the same. Second. The marks of the apostrophe and quotation marks should match the comma mark, and don't. You might note that the all these marks in this topic field's font somewhat match each other. My regrets that I am old and hapless when iT comes to making such a report.