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Print draft is great way to get high quality printouts out of Paratext. However, is there a way to modify the column gutter (the space between columns) if two-column layout is used? The default seems too small to me.

I tried to modify the value on the line
%\def\ColumnGutterFactor{15.0}
found in the PrintDraft-mods.tex file, but it had no effect on the space between the body text columns.

KapalaDikili

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KapalaDikili,
That’s probably the right thing to change, but the % sign means it is
commented out. You should remove % and try again.
Lorna

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Thanks Lorna,
Of course! I did not recognise the % as a comment marker. Every script seem to use their own conventions :slight_smile:

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