Pharmacology Flashcards - Page 8

Thanks. You're welcome. I created them for my own pharm class several years ago and shared them with my classmates. One day I came across them and decided to float 'em onto the cloud and chose AN as a nod to Brian and trying to enhance the value of his site. When I printed them, I simply loaded my printer (an Epson of some sort but don't remember the model as it's been replaced a couple of times) with blank 3x5 index cards, printed all the odd pages, reloaded them the other side out, and then printed the even pages. I remember having to futz with portrait versus landscape in order to figure out how to get them printing correctly but it didn't require any special equipment or programs. Sorry, I don't do Macs... I find them difficult to work with. No, the VBA code are simple routines that I used to facilitate creation of the cards (e.g. changing line spacing, fonts, etc). They were used only for creation and editing, not for viewing or printing. They print to 3x5 cards. I think I did set my printer for 3x5 cards as well as how it's set in the Word file. Could be, but I doubt it... Mac Word should import the Word 2003 file without difficulty. I'd guess the glitch lies with your printer settings. Like I said, I don't understand how Apple products work so I don't know how you get at the printer settings. There you go... that's what my wife always does :-) I don't think it has... not sure if anybody's had trouble printing 'em out or not. I'll get there... I'm just pushed to the limit trying to get up to speed on the new job... I've got the software, I just need to spend some time learning how to use it.... it's a hobby but I've got a bunch of house projects waiting for me, too.

I may not get to it 'til long after you're a practicing RN :-)

Enabling them does nothing besides provide some tools for editing.

Whether the warning is displayed or not probably depends on the security settings on your machine. Given that a VBA routine can do some destructive things, some Word deployments automatically disable them unless they're digitally signed (which mine aren't).

I'm glad you were able to print them without any difficulties, however. Did you need to make any settings in your printer setup or did it just read the defaults from the Word document?