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Than you very much both for the various ideas and tools for tackling the issue and for the very detailed instructions.

Hi there,
If I a know that a teacher is going to be in a leave of absence beforehand, I would like to alter the timetable so that that other teachers do not have to do all the obligatory (in our case) substitutions.
I have been wondering how I could try to implement this without creating an all completely new timetable with the teacher having been temporarily deactivated, but instead trying to create a timetable which would try to retain as much as possible the structure of the original timetable, while eliminating all his/hers deactivated activities - something like rearranging the activities on a daily basis - vbviously to the extent that this could be achievable.
I suppose the duration of the leave could a day, a number of days or even a week.
How to try it? Lock all other activities and deactivate his/hers? Day by day?
I am sorry if this has been asked before, but i have not pinpointed it in the forum.Thanks for all the help.

I have tried the new look with the option : black and it really looks very clear now.
Thanks very much for the swift response again

Thank you very much guys for the detailed discussion. I am not interested in publishing an html file of the timetable. I am merely interested in printing it out in a single page (I will opt for A3 for better clarity). I tried changing the system font but the problem remained. However, it would seem that the last idea of just printing everything in black would definitely suffice my needs, if of course this is something which could be implemented relatively easily and it would not impose a lot of your time. Thanks for your time and effort.

I am printing the timetable in a single page. I am using the newly added option of not adding the teachers' names and so it works fine just with the class_name and the subject name. It works fine, except for the fact that the subject name font appears quite dimmed compared to the class name and thus it is a bit difficult to make out. Is it possible to have the subject name being printed with the same exact font parameters as the class name? Or even better can I specify to use the bold version of the font to make them even more clear? Thanks in advance