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Easier method to set TextEdit page margins (no code changes)
I had the same problem however found it easier to just save a blank RFT document and directly edit the raw RTF data to setup the margins. Once you have setup the margins TextEdit will use these when you open the document. You can also setup the template as a stationary pad to make creating new docs easier.
Easier method to set TextEdit page margins (no code changes)
You don't need to use a text editor like vi or pico to edit rtf files this way. Just choose open from TextEdit and switch Ignore rich text commands on the open panel.
Easier method to set TextEdit page margins (no code changes)
Nice solution. But to further simplify this solution try this.
Easier method to set TextEdit page margins (no code changes)
Actually tinb's comment:
Easier method to set TextEdit page margins (no code changes)
Although tinb's idea doesn't apply to RTFD documents. You need to open its package contents in BBEdit or set Text Edit's prefs to "Ignore rich text commands" temporarily for editing and then turn them back on when done.
Easier method to set TextEdit page margins (no code changes)
I meant to say:
So if you change the fifth ROW to this...
\margt720\margb720\margl1080\margr1080\vieww9920\viewh8000\viewkind0
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