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yehuda
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 09/18/12 6:37pm
Hi Brad,
Make a little modification to the post you quoted
There is another option that determines the height of the cell when it is closed
In the new Mathematica versions you do not need to go to the style file, you can make changes locally :
1. Format->Edit Style Sheet
2. Click on the "Choose a Style button" and select Input
3. select the input cell you generated and then CTRL+SHIFT+E (or Command + Shift + E on a Mac) and change
Cell[StyleData["Input"]]
into
Cell[StyleData["Input","Printout"]]
4. CTRL+SHIFT+E again
5. CTRL + SHIFT + O (or Format -> Option Inspector) -> Cell Options -> Display Options -> Cell Element Spacing -> Closed Cell Height
change it to 0
6. Close the Option inspector
7. Cell -> Properties -> Cell Open : unselect it
Close the Private style definitions
now you are done. To see the effect before printing, or even converting to PDF, just change the screen environment to Printout and see the cells closed and not occupying place
Best
yehuda
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