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The Bento User Guide

Filed Under Bento Basics 

The Bento User Guide is available from within Bento via the Help menu as a PDF document. As of version 1.0v2 of Bento it is 100 pages long and, although I would not suggest reading it from cover to cover, it is worth skimming through it to familiarise yourself with it as it contains a lot of useful information and tips which you may otherwise miss.

Unfortunately there is no printed version available, even in the boxed version. If you want to print your own version but would like to reduce the paper usage, remember that you can always go to the ‘Layout’ print settings and change the number of pages per sheet and two pages per sheet is still readable as long as you have reasonable eyesight or glasses.

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4 Responses to “The Bento User Guide”

  1. Jon Longworth on April 4th, 2008 12:40 pm

    …or you can print on the front and back side of each sheet…

    Print>Paper Handling>Pages to print>Odd only

    After printing the odd numbered pages, reverse the printed pages and reinsert them in your printer feeder tray

    Print>Paper Handling>Pages to print>Even only

  2. R.A. JONES on March 15th, 2010 2:19 pm

    Wish only with Bento to make (alph’ad — auto sort) address book, which can be used to print on envelopes (e.g., Xmas Cards)

    THANX!!!

  3. R.A. JONES on March 15th, 2010 2:21 pm

    Please explain “Comment Moderation” …

    RAJ

  4. Florian on March 15th, 2010 2:27 pm

    Raj,
    Bento doesn’t have an easy way to print envelopes. If that’s the main thing you want you should use Mac Address Book or a Text processor

    “Comment Moderation” means that comments won’t be posted automatically. I will read them first and then decide if I want to publish them. Most comments I will publish, but some people just make mean or demeaning remarks for whatever reason, and those won’t be published, because they don’t have any substance that help Bento users.

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