Quote from Gerry on 27 November 2020, 3:59 pm

Hi

How the page breaks will depend on your browser, computer and printer settings.

Normally the browser will try and break to keep blocks of text together so if its a large block of text it will tend to put on a new page.

You could try having more fields and with less text in each or try different settings on your computer.

If you provide an example we can see if there is anything else we can advise.

Thanks

Lauren

Quote from Guest on 27 November 2020, 3:59 pm

I’ve tried it in Safari, Chrome and Edge and I can’t seem to get it to work I can’t really send this to a client…. The HTTPS address in the footer seems to be causing a problem, any way to turn it off by default, also is there a way to turn off the Related Jobs and additional tasks at the bottom of the sheet?

Thanks

Rich

Quote from Gerry on 27 November 2020, 4:00 pm

Hi Richard

The https at the bottom can be turned off by unchecking the Print headers and footers checkbox in your browsers print settings (the actual name and location may vary by browser).

Have you thought about sending the job sheet by email. Most customers nowadays send the job sheet by clicking the three dots option and then Email job sheet. This includes a link to the job sheet which your customers can view rather than you having to print and send. Our more advanced customers don’t even do that, they use the power of the network especially for their corporate customers and allow them to add and view the jobs in real time.

The related job sheets and additional tasks will only show if you have linked jobs or added tasks. If you linked a job, you can still stop the linked jobs showing by clicking the hide on job sheet option from within the job details

Hope that helps

Thanks

Lauren