It is possible to specify margin widths for printed reports/documents using the <Margins> tag in <Options>. Below is one example.
Configuration
<Report> <Options> <PrintPageBoundary/> <TitlePageText x="150" y="6500">A text</TitlePageText> <Margins left="30" top="10" right="13" bottom="10"/> </Options> <Section title="Introduction"> </Section> <Section title="Chapter 1"> <Section title="This is a section"> </Section> <Section title="This is another section"> </Section> </Section> </Report>
Result
Paying Attention to Total Width
If your description content contains elements that do not auto-grow, e.g., a table or image with a fixed width, you may find that these fixed widths together with a specified margin will put your document width "over the edge" causing the table or image to be cut-off in the printed result as illustrated in the example below. A printed page has a static width. You may need to adjust your margin or image or table column widths to obtain a good print result.
Note: In the configuration, width="x" sets the column's width to "x" pixels, where x is number greater than 0 or "auto" for auto size.
