How to print Romraider table???
 

I want to print a couple tables (fuel and timing) I have modified in Romraider. For the life of me I can not find a way to do it. I am probably overlooking the obvious, but could someone show me the path to success? Sorry if this has been covered, but I have searched for the info and found nothing.

Copy table, paste in Excel / Calc , print

Thanks, Apparently I don't have Excel, but I will work on getting the program.

You can use LibreOffice instead. It's a Free Office program so you don't have to "buy" Microsoft Office.

Google sheets works as well

First thing,thanks for the advise. Next let make sure we are talking about the exact same thing.
I am trying to find a way to print the open loop fuel table from romraider so I can have a "hard copy" to scribble on.
I want it to look like the romraider table with RPM and load headings, and multi colored boxes just as it appears in the program. I want just the table, not a print screen copy.
Have you actually done this?
When I try the copy does not format properly and I get the numbers, but not in a nice chart format and no colors.
I was hoping this would be easy, but it never is.

BTW, I downloaded the Libreoffice program and used it in my unsuccessful attempts.

Only the values get copied, the rest you'll have to format yourself in LibreOffice. I use conditional formatting in Excel which works well.

If you want exact look as on screen for that table in romrider .. why not take screenshot and print that? Since ages printscreen key in windows took screenshot of desktop, alt+printscreen - current window's image. Linux distribution DEs also have some screenshot facilities, sometimes bound to same keys. I'm sure, MacosX also has way.

That sounds like a good solution, but even with the table expanded as large as you can on the romraider screen it comes out looking like crap. For some reason the digits don't get bigger, just the boxes, and it is illegible...or close to it.
Almost makes me miss the days of changing carb jets...but not quite.