Hi, I run into this every once in a while, I go to a page and have to use the slider back and forth to read the ends of sentences. Example:
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I would also like to print the page, but the ends of the sentences are cut off. Is there an easy way to reformat the page? I have Word, to copy to. I don't want to have to correct each sentence.
Hi Mike I am using a screen resolution of 1280x1024 and I don't have to right or left scroll to view the article. From viewing the HTML source I figured that the that encloses all of the nice page that you are viewing is of width of 800 pixels. So I guess you are using something like 800x600 for screen resolution and because of the existance of the vertical scroll bar you don't get to see some of the end characters without scrolling. If you cannot switch to a better resolution save the page localy to your computer. Then open the saved webpage and change the table width to something less than 800, lets say 750 and save back. The lines around the HTML tag looks like: ...
.... This would, probably, help to solve the printing problem as well, BUT I would suggest you to use Firefox to print the webpage since it can Auto Fit it (use print preview) in order to print it without cutting off the line ends.RegardsGM
mouse scroll wheel to zoom the text size.* Right-click + mouse scroll wheel to zoom images (if you have Image Zoom add-in installed)>
note that this also works (in FF anyway) while you are looking at the print preview. You can zoom out a bit to get the ends of the lines to fit the page.
Best regards, Spehro Pefhany
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Download FireFox (the most popular web browser after M$ Internet Explorer)
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Then open the web page with it and select File->Print Preview from the Menu. You can then select a scale to fit the web page. The pre-selected scale is "Shrink To Fit". Even if that doesn't work, use an other scale like
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