Printing Support
Before delving into the issue of printing support, I just want to mention that the Table Note page has been updated with better descriptions (and images) of how to construct a chain of random tables and how to invoke those random tables from other layouts.
Printing
Previous versions of YourOtherMind had printing support, the current version does not. And I do not have plans to add it (though if others want to, once the code is online, I’d have no objection).
The main reason (aside from time) that I have avoided this, is that over several years of using the previous version, I never ended up printing enough to justify the initial implementation expense. The truth is that most of my writing and submitting process occurs entirely online now. Things seldom need to end up on paper and when they do, it is easy enough to copy and paste them into notepad or Word or something and print from there.
Which leads me to a second, more philosophical point.
YourOtherMind, at least the way I use it, is about creating and managing content, not displaying it. I use the YourOtherMind markup language in my writing, and “export” my text into other formats for delivery (either Word or ePub). Text seldom needs direct printing from within YourOtherMind.
Melissa, not sure if you are checking here still or not but I just made a batch that turned out dry.
I used brown sugar this time (generally I use cane sugar) and I slightly reduced the sugar. I also used vegetable shortening instead of margarine. Not sure which change caused the dryness but I’ll try another batch and try to determine the problem.
Also I’ve started organizing my recipes online, here’s the link to spider cookies and my comments as I try different ways to make them: http://recipes.brentknowles.com/recipes//showrecipe.php?recipe=1
We called it school fudge!
Cool! So strange this cookie has so many names…
Chocococo cookies!
🙂
I use 2 cups of rolled oats and 2 cups of coconut. This makes them moist not dry. Usually I buy the small bags of coconut and they are the perfect amount.
Thanks, Sharon. If I get some ambition I’ll maybe try this again this weekend.