Printing from IE

Keep the entire HTML content within a table of width 670 and then try to print the HTML.

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Subhasis Chandra

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That sounds good
But how do I do that if I want to print an existing internet page?
Do I need to alter the the source code of the page after saving....
or is there some hidden display/print setting which would allow me to do this?

If the web pages are too big to print on A4 paper, you could install a PDF utility such as PDF995 (costs $9.95) or PrimoPDF (FREE) which add a simulated printer to your system. In the Printing Preferences section of the PDF printer, set the paper dimensions to a large size, such as A3 or tabloid. Doing this when there is no print job in progress lets you make this the default for all future jobs.

You will also have a file that you can choose to keep or delete after your printing process.

To print a Web page, send it to the PDFprinter. This creates a PDF file, which you can then print from Adobe Acrobat Reader. When printing from Acrobat, be sure to check the box labeled Shrink oversized pages to paper size. Acrobat will reduce the Web page to fit your printer's paper size automatically.

These programs can be found on the net.

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That sounds a bit easier
I had tried setting the paper size too large and then reducing the % print size on my physical printer, but I achieved variable results, and I could never remember the settings when I came to do it again!!!
Thanks for your suggestion.