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# Set Margins / Borders or Page Layout in Printing

**YouTube:** [How to Set Margins / Borders / Page Layout in Document Printing?](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OAUc8xyOPEA)

## How to Set Margins / Borders / Page Layout in Document Printing?

In this tutorial, we’ll walk you through how to configure **print borders and margins** in Logic ERP.

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### Review the Print

* First, take a print preview of the bill.
* As you’ll notice, no border has been set yet.

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### Set Borders in Multiple Printing Configuration

* Go to **Sale Multiple Printing Configuration**.
* Select the relevant **printing configuration**.
* To create a border for the **header**

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* Click on **Insert Shapes → Rectangle**.
  * Place it to form the border.
  * Expand and adjust as needed.
  * Save changes.

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* Repeat the same steps for the **footer**.

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#### Configure Margins

* Open the **Page Formatting** option.
* Define the **top and bottom margins** for the page.

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* Save the configuration and preview the bill again.\
  The print now displays with the defined borders.

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#### Explore Additional Print Options

* **Font** → Change the font style used in printing.

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* **Save/Export** → Export the bill in **RTF** or **PDF**.

<figure><img src="/files/8w3T56XvEUVD486ykxUa" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

* **Printer Page Settings** → Configure page setup options such as:
  * Display page numbers (choose position & alignment).
  * Change orientation (portrait/landscape).
  * Adjust page margins.

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### Borders & Margins in Designer Printing

* Navigate to Continuous Printing and select **"Sales Bill Print Designer and Printing"**.
* Select the configuration and sales bill, then click **Refresh**.
* Open the **Design Window**

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* &#x20;Click on File and then select **Page Setup**.
  * Define paper format.
  * Set orientation (portrait/landscape).
  * Adjust margins.

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### Apply Borders in Designer Printing

* Go to the **Border Tab**.
* Choose the type of frame (e.g., Box Frame).
* Customize the border by:
  * Adjusting distance.
  * Increasing line thickness.
  * Selecting a preferred color.

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* Save and preview to confirm changes.

<figure><img src="/files/WjZsoWAfjHtoHg9bZxw8" alt=""><figcaption></figcaption></figure>

As you can see, the borders, margins, and formatting have been successfully applied to the bill.


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