Printing webpages in Portrait format?
 

Sometimes I need to print a webpage, but many of them don't fit the portrait
format of an A4 size paper sheet. I know I can try the landscape format
which will do the trick, but it yields more pages and it is not very handy
when graphics get truncated.
I haven't managed yet to fit such webpages (Windows XP) into the A4 portrait
format, therefore I wonder whether there is any software that would reduce
the font a bit to get the entire webpage printed in the desired format.

Is there such a thing? I'd gladly waste money on such a software...

Thanks,

S.R.




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Re: Printing webpages in Portrait format?
 

Sigi Rindler wrote:
> Sometimes I need to print a webpage, but many of them don't fit the portrait
> format of an A4 size paper sheet. I know I can try the landscape format
> which will do the trick, but it yields more pages and it is not very handy
> when graphics get truncated.
> I haven't managed yet to fit such webpages (Windows XP) into the A4 portrait
> format, therefore I wonder whether there is any software that would reduce
> the font a bit to get the entire webpage printed in the desired format.

> Is there such a thing? I'd gladly waste money on such a software...

Why not set your font sizes smaller in your browser? I note that
you're using OE, so assume you're also using IE. I *think* you can do
that with IE; I know you can with Opera, NS, Mozilla and Firefox.

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Re: Printing webpages in Portrait format?
 

> Why not set your font sizes smaller in your browser? I note that
> you're using OE, so assume you're also using IE. I *think* you can do
> that with IE; I know you can with Opera, NS, Mozilla and Firefox.
>

The change needs to be done in the printer file as I was told. Canon's
terminology (Lasershot) is something like "fit the page" in katakana. I live
in Japan and have a domestic printer model. Haven't spottet it yet,
however...

Anyway, I shall soon dump OE and IE and move on...:-)




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