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This site was recommended to this 83 yr old geezer who after 6 years on
webtv got a computer and needs a little schoolhousing Kids bought me a
Dell and is it possible to print the frame you have on the screen
directly to the printer (without any detours) How you you drop the
printing frame down (for size ) Computer Dummy here (First month)
Andy

Go to my Photo Album to see some of my paintings
http://photo.starblvd.net/PittsburghAndy
 
This site was recommended to this 83 yr old geezer who after 6 years on
webtv got a computer and needs a little schoolhousing Kids bought me a
Dell and is it possible to print the frame you have on the screen
directly to the printer (without any detours) How you you drop the
printing frame down (for size ) Computer Dummy here (First month)
Andy

Go to my Photo Album to see some of my paintings
http://photo.starblvd.net/PittsburghAndy
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This is about the print screen key:

http://www.seoconsultants.com/windows/tips/print-screen-key.htm

You'll have to go to Print settings to print the size you want. Not
knowing your setup makes it hard to explain. If you can import the
picture(screen rip) to MicroSoft Word you should be able to adjust the
size. There may be a couple of other ways to do it also. Maybe someone
else here has an easier way.
 
Andrew B. Ferens said:
This site was recommended to this 83 yr old geezer who after 6 years on
webtv got a computer and needs a little schoolhousing Kids bought me a
Dell and is it possible to print the frame you have on the screen
directly to the printer (without any detours) How you you drop the
printing frame down (for size ) Computer Dummy here (First month)
Andy

Go to my Photo Album to see some of my paintings
http://photo.starblvd.net/PittsburghAndy
Click to expand...

You mean print a frame from Internet Explorer? If so you should be able to
put the mouse over a blank spot of the frame you want to print and use the
right mouse key and select print.

You can also get and install this tool:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/previous/webaccess/pwrtwks.asp and then
you can right-click the mouse button and select open frame in new window,
then print from the file menu.
 
This site was recommended to this 83 yr old geezer who after 6 years on
webtv got a computer and needs a little schoolhousing Kids bought me a
Dell and is it possible to print the frame you have on the screen
directly to the printer (without any detours) How you you drop the
printing frame down (for size ) Computer Dummy here (First month)
Andy

Go to my Photo Album to see some of my paintings
http://photo.starblvd.net/PittsburghAndy
Click to expand...

===== click on "file" on the toolbar , then "print" .... or if you
need to resize it , you might want to click "print preview " first ,
and resize it , then print..
 
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