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April 13th 07, 08:26 PM
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printing web sites
When viewing a web site it is designed to fill the width of the screen. But
when I go to print if off, it prints out in "portrait" and not "landscape" as I have set it for my printer. Hence, the layout of viewed page and the printed page are different. What can I do so that a web site will print out landscape like I see it on my monitor? Thank you, Alan -- Alan J. Zell, Ambassador Of Selling www.sellingselling.com 
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April 14th 07, 03:11 AM
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printing web sites
Check margin settings in IE.
-- Cari (MS-MVP) Windows Technologies - Printing & Imaging http://www.coribright.com/windows "Azell" wrote in message ... When viewing a web site it is designed to fill the width of the screen. But when I go to print if off, it prints out in "portrait" and not "landscape" as I have set it for my printer. Hence, the layout of viewed page and the printed page are different. What can I do so that a web site will print out landscape like I see it on my monitor? Thank you, Alan -- Alan J. Zell, Ambassador Of Selling www.sellingselling.com
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April 15th 07, 03:39 PM
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printing web sites
"Azell" wrote ... When viewing a web site it is designed to fill the width of the screen. But when I go to print if off, it prints out in "portrait" and not "landscape" as I have set it for my printer. Hence, the layout of viewed page and the printed page are different. What can I do so that a web site will print out landscape like I see it on my monitor? If you haven't already, upgrade to IE7. The print preview, shrink functions, orientation and margin control are great and save a lot of paper too! If you're already on IE7, go to print preview and do all your manipulating from there.
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