OT: Printing from Webpage

You can shrink the window by dragging the corner. BUT before you do that, do a "Print Preview". It's a great tool I use all the time.

Also, set all your margins to "0" and they default to the smallest size your printer will do.

There are also options to print sections of the web page. Experiment with them and preview before printing.

Mike Wilson

Thanks Mike, but I tried all that.

For example:

Thanks, Muggs

I set to Landscape and it previews fine - no cropping.

Bill

That's what I end up doing as well for pages like that.

Mike

Try Edit>select all, then File>print, here is the key select "selection" under Page Range. I use this all the time to just print what I want from a web page instead of all the garbage.

That's also what I end up doing. But of course I have print 10 page of scrap paper first. I guess it just irritates me that webpage designers can take into account an

Trivial, I know, Muggs

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I do that, and in the print settings, I set 2 pages on 1. I get a portrait print a bit smaller. Of course, it depends on your printer driver.

What I've done is to set up a custom page size in Acrobat (12 x 15 works well). I print to a pdf and then let Acrobat scale the page down to fit. A little more work, but good results.