Printing
Tachufind breaks some standard rules, the reason for breaking them
is to sacrifice formality for speed, flexibility, and clarity. That
means that it ignores margins that you would normally see in
formalized word-editing programs. It also means, that if you want
to print, you have two choices, open these rich text formatted files
you have created in an editor and verify that you have enforced
margin rules in it, and then print it out, or, take a screen shot
from Tachufind and print it out that way.
Ignoring margins allows a lot of flexibility with regard to
creating arrangements of data you would not be able to create in
standardized, formalized applications. You can, as a result,
create interlinears that stretch the width of your computer screen,
import images that exceed what normal margins would have issues
with, and this freedom is integral and intentionally introduced.
If you are dead-set on creating a document that will print in a
standard editor, your best bet is to avoid using the enter key
in Tachufind when the sentence gets close to the far right
side and let it wrap around each time, that way your editor that
you print in will set the margins on its own. Alternatively, if
you only have a small amount of data, you could create your
colored content in Tachufind and then copy it in to the
program you plan on printing it out from.