When printing the employee file, we recommend that you export the employee card as an image using the 'Export' button under Other actions on the employee card rather than printing directly from a browser.
This is due to some browser printing interfaces not maintaining the format structure of the employee card when printing directly.
If you do need to print the card directly from the browser, it is best to print in LANDSCAPE rather than portrait due to the width of some of the data fields.
Additionally, by default, most browsers do not enable the printing of background colours and images. So, to ensure that the backgrounds of the headers print properly you will need to turn this feature on.
To turn on:
- Chrome - Tick 'Background colour and images' in the print dialogue
- IE - In File > Page Setup, then tick 'Print Background Colors and Images'
- Firefox - In Firefox button > Print > Page Setup > Format > Options, then tick 'Print Background (colours and images)' under Options
- Safari - on the "Format & Options" tab, under Options select 'Print background' (colours & images). Click 'OK'. On the File menu, click "Print". On the "Copies & Pages" popup menu, click 'Safari'.
Finally, by default, browsers tend to print headers and footers which displays the page name, date, URL, etc. on the page and, as a result, this is printed as well. To turn this off:
- Chrome - Untick 'Headers and footers' in the print dialogue
- IE - In File > Page Setup, then use the dropdowns as the bottom of the window to control what is and is not displayed (set all to empty for nothing to be displayed)
- Firefox - In Firefox button > Print > Page Setup > Margins > Header/Footer, then at the bottom of the window, use the dropdowns to control what is shown (set all to --blank-- for nothing to be shown)
- Safari - Locate the "Show Details" or "Hide Details" button in the File many. Untick the 'Print headers and footers' checkbox.
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