Re: Printing a web page...problems.

For IE, your client can highlight with the mouse what they want to print,
then go to FILE > PRINT.  In the print dialog box under Print Range, change
ALL to SELECTION, and go for it!

Hope this helps.

~Val


----- Original Message -----
From: "Nancy Whittley" <jnwhittley(at)fuse.net>
To: "HWG Techniques" <hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Sunday, October 15, 2000 8:18 PM
Subject: Printing a web page...problems.


> Hello list.  I have a question about printing pages off the web.
>
> A lady that just recently bought a new system from us called all upset
> because she went to a website and when she printed it, all she could
> get was half of the text on the page.  She was thinking there was
something
> terribly wrong with her new computer.
>
> So my presumption is the printer can only print up to 600 pixels wide or
> there abouts!?  Am I  correct  in this assumption?  I tried to print this
> myself.  and unfortunately, the first two pages it printed were the
buttons
> off the site, then it printed the text, and of course
> the text only printed so far and cut off the rest.  Is there anyway a user
> can make adjustments to print something like this or is this strictly
> controlled by
> the webpage itself?
>
> I personally don't design over 600 pixels..  This page is from what I can
> see set at 100% and the navigation is in a table cell that is 160 wide,
> leaving the
> rest of the screen for content.  Now, the paragraphs are <p
> ALIGN="JUSTIFY"><font size="3">
> I am not sure what all this means. the url for the site is:
> http://www.ecotohio.org/education.htm
>
> Sincerely,
>
> Nancy Whittley
>
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