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Upgrade your version of Internet Explorer to stop parts of web page print-outs getting cut off
Q How can I print out an entire web page? Every time I try
with Internet Explorer 6, the right-hand side of the page gets cut off.
John Haseldine
A The easiest way to improve the printing of web pages is to upgrade to Internet Explorer 7. This may be an optional update in Windows Update, or you can find a download link on the Internet Explorer website..
Click on the small downwards pointing arrow next to the picture of a printer in the toolbar and select Print Preview. The option ‘Shrink to fit’ should already be selected and this will make sure the page will fit.
Alternatively, both of the main alternatives to Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera have more versatile printing capabilities.
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