Once you have created your Corel Office for Java documents, you can make your work available to others by printing your publication or publishing the document in an email message. You can access the Corel Office for Java print and send options by clicking the Menu button
Printing documents
With Corel Office for Java, you can set a variety of client-side printing options that allow you to customize the display of your documents, spreadsheets, and charts on the printed page. You can access the Print command from within any Corel Office for Java application. Depending on which Corel Office for Java application that you are using, you can
print the entire document or individual pages
change the paper size and source
set printing options, such as the number of copies
Sending mail
You can also transmit your final Corel Office for Java documents by attaching the file to an email message. When you choose Send from the File menu, Corel Office for Java opens the New Message dialog box and positions your cursor in the To box. To send your active document as an attachment to an email message, simply type the email address of the recipient in the To box, format the message, and click Send.
Notes
The printer you choose affects the way Corel Office for Java prints and
displays text on screen.
If you have not set up your account information in Corel InfoCentral for Java
before you click File, Send, a message appears prompting you to set up your
email system. Click OK to set up the email client or click Cancel to return to
your active document.
When you send your document using the Corel InfoCentral for Java email
capabilities, the type of document and filename are displayed with an application
icon at the bottom of the New Message dialog box.
How to
To print documents on Windows and OS/2 systems