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quote: Originally posted by Challie: Thanks Guys Hey Ewood I agree 'print preview' does't give an accurate representation.
Don's Reply: Did you mean to say DOES instead of DOES'NT here?
but changing the margin settings in 'page setup' did the trick,
Don's Reply: I have the same problem about missing letters/words on the right side of the page & 'Page setup' did NOT change a thing. I put the Margins at 0 & let the computer reset the Margins to the minimum my printer will allow, & nothing changed. Letters/Words are still not there on the right side of page/screen. Thanks a bunch, Challie
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| Posts: 696 | Location: St. Louis Missouri, USA | Registered: 06-03-02 |    |
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quote: Originally posted by Challie: donaldekliros
Here is a responce I had from another helpline. Any help? challie
Web site resolutions are very often not designed with print in mind. Sites with a "liquid" design (where the the layout always expands or shrinks to fill the full screen -- such as Able2Know or Google News) should always print fine though.
There is, however, a simple solution to printing those sites where characters on the right get cut off: Use a different browser. Netscape, Opera & Mozilla all have an option to shrink the page's width to fit your paper size.
Don's Reply: I will try these.
One thing that would help a little bit when printing from Internet Explorer is going to 'File>Page Setup' and setting the right/left margins to 0.
Don's Reply: I already did this. See my last Reply. Did not help.
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| Posts: 696 | Location: St. Louis Missouri, USA | Registered: 06-03-02 |    |
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Many pages have a feature called "Printer Friendly Format" (or something similar). When you click the link, the page opens in a format and size that makes printing easier. Answerpool has this type of page. Here, you click the AnswerPool "Tools" menu, then "Printer Friendly Format". And, you can often copy/paste the contents of the page into a Word processor program (like MS Word) and then print the contents from there. How to copy/pasteDwight
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