Hello Michael,
On Sun, 29 Oct 2000 at 21:12:53 GMT -0700 (which was 8:12 PM
where I live) witnesses say Michael S. Greenbaum typed:
> However, the right side of the document does not print completely
> because, apparently, the lines are too long. Every line is cut off
> by about 40-50 characters. I'm printing from Netscape 4.75 and my
> print setup has my right and left margins set at 0.25, the smallest I can
> for my HP 4P printer.
> I don't normally have problems printing from web pages.
> Any suggestions as to how I can print this document and get all the
> lines printed completely?
I don't think you'll like this suggestion, but about all you can do is
switch to Internet Explorer (I don't know about Opera). The
limitation you're noticing with Netscape is the primary reason why I
switched to Explorer. That and a few configuration things.
For some reason Netscape wants to print everything the size of your
screen, and not the size of the paper. But IE re-renders the page with
the maximum window width being the size of your paper. So on paper,
you see what you'd see on your screen if the browser window was
8"x10.5".
I suppose you can try adjusting the Netscape window width and see if
that affects the printing. I don't think it will, but it's probably
worth a shot if you don't have IE already installed.
Good luck.
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Januk Aggarwal
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