Foil Print Preview

The concept of seeing the printed page on the screen existed as far back as 1974 with the first text editors that tried to show you what you were going to print, and by 1981 the concept of a “print preview” definitely existed.

They are useful because they allow us to know what we’re printing before we do it.

My heart would be warmed if I could see what my foil is going to look like without having to print it to a piece of paper that I have had to load in specially.

Have I fucked up the matrix? It’s anyone’s guess

I would award runner up if the software simply told me the font size was too big and some medications got bumped off and not displayed.