Is there an easy(ish) way to pick a section of a schematic, from
Phil 's website, and print it. No mater how I set up what I want, when
I print, I get the complete schematic.
Terry K

I've already got a paper copy of the Bikini schematic, using the
download from "bingo.cdyn.com"
A friend of mine is a architect, he plotted(what ever that does) and
made me three copies.
What I am doing is, when I have an issue, and repaired it, I like to
go to that section of the schematic and call out any switches that were
involved; since the switches are usually not called out on the
schematic.
Thanks for the replys.
"Twits" idea of the "irfanview" worked flawlessly!
Terry K

Frank,how is your pin working
When I am working on a prob I go to the manual and find
the switch I'm looking for; the manual will show location
as well as the numbered(colored) wires on the schematic.
I then go back to the schematic, with the new found wire
knowledge, and label the switch e.g R10 NO.
I know the schematic calls out the diff between NO & NC,
but, not referring to the schematic that often I find myself
going back; is it NO or NC!!
Terry K