Printing Web Pages

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Can't get web pages tp print correctly. Have tried several margin settings
with the page setup. Left side of text is still cut off.
 
Lavert said:
Can't get web pages tp print correctly. Have tried several margin
settings with the page setup. Left side of text is still cut off.
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Center the scrollbar.
 
Mike:

Thanks for your quick response. I should have said the right side of the
text is cut off. I did as you said, but could not see any difference. I
have this trouble printing web pages correctly on all pages that have frames
that include options you can check on the left side of the page. Any more
suggestions w/b appreciated.
 
Lavert said:
Can't get web pages tp print correctly. Have tried several margin
settings with the page setup. Left side of text is still cut off.
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Frame or Table Text Is Cut Off at the Right Margin When Printing Web Pages;

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q260642

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HillBilly:

Thanks for your reply. I had to change orientation to print landscape which
I do not like, but that did the trick. Thank again.
 
Lavert said:
HillBilly:

Thanks for your reply. I had to change orientation to print
landscape which I do not like, but that did the trick. Thank again.
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What is the make and model of your printer? I have a Canon (iP 8500) and an
Epson (R800) and both offer web printer plugins (for IE only, which is a
pain, as I prefer Firefox) for their newer models. Canon's is simply called
Easy WebPrint and Epson's is EasyPrint (if memory serves, I don't have it
installed because I do the majority of my printing from the Canon).

Both applets serve the same purpose: - to exactly fit a webpage on a page
and, IME, do the job admirably. If I don't use EWP I lose the edges of my
web prints, too; but they're perfect if I do.

Please note that EWP only works with a Canon printer (TTBOMK) and may not be
compatible with older models (though I don't see why not). The same applies
to Epson's plugin.

Other manufacturers (HP, Lexmark, etc) may offer similar software.
 
Tom said:
Asked and answered. You are a waste of time so STFU.
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I was providing the OP with a more elegant solution, you cretinous ****wit.
Now go back to eating mud and picking fleas off your mates.
 
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Miss Perspicacia Tick said:
What is the make and model of your printer? I have a Canon (iP 8500) and
an Epson (R800) and both offer web printer plugins (for IE only, which is
a pain, as I prefer Firefox) for their newer models. Canon's is simply
called Easy WebPrint and Epson's is EasyPrint (if memory serves, I don't
have it installed because I do the majority of my printing from the
Canon).

Both applets serve the same purpose: - to exactly fit a webpage on a page
and, IME, do the job admirably. If I don't use EWP I lose the edges of my
web prints, too; but they're perfect if I do.

Please note that EWP only works with a Canon printer (TTBOMK) and may not
be compatible with older models (though I don't see why not). The same
applies to Epson's plugin.

Other manufacturers (HP, Lexmark, etc) may offer similar software.
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