The e-mail is too wide!  How do I narrow the letter so I can get the whole width of letter printed?
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click the line of email you recieved, go to menu file, save and choose text/html as the file type to save, then you'll have the full doc.
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change your settings under Mail options, then click on general preferences.  the composing email area will be on "color and graphics" mode.  choose plain text and it should work for you
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I have a couple Rena printers and I've found it's always easier to work with their printing software, Jetmate. Just take the file out of your postal/mail software as a text file and put it into their software. It ends up being a much easier process.\n\nIf you don't want to do that, I don't know much about your program, but it sounds like you haven't defined the size of the piece that you're mailing so that the printer knows where it can print.\n\nOR, your addresses are longer than you think and they are running over the size you've input, so the printer thinks their is no item to print on. You might try moving the address left or right so that there is enough room to print.
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In my "normal" Yahoo mail account, at the e-Mail screen, I choose "Options" from the upper right corner of the screen then, in the Managment column, choose "General Preferences".  \n\nIn the Messages section, you should be able to choose the font and font size for your message.
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Assume we are talking MS Word?. Open a new document, Check your page setup is same as paper you use(File>Page Setup). Now, go to  the  Veiw, select Print Layout.Again, in  View, Zoom>Page Width. Ensure the 'Style ' is set to 'Normal'. Type in your address, it will be aligned down the left margin at this moment. Select the Address by running your cursor backwards/upwards over it. On the Ruler Bar at the top, on the Left side, you will see a triangle pointiing down, under that, a triangle pointing up, under that, a small square. point to the small square, left click and hold, then drag it to the right. Your text will go to the right as well, stop wherever you want. Now, go to the end of your text with your cursor, press enter to get yourself on the next line. Backspace, and your entry point will now go to the right. You may check your formatting, by selecting your text, Format> Paragraph.  Look at 'indentation' and 'line spacing'
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The method above (selection print) works about 95% of the time, however I have an alternative method, use left click and drag (highlight) it will cut down on the amount of side things that you print, but you have to be really careful on where you start and where you end.  You still have to use landscape if you have extra wide pages, if you need to print a lot in landscape, consider buying A4 paper, it's wider then letter paper, for really wide pages use legal paper, it is longer then letter paper, both of these are available almost anywhere they sell computer paper, though you may have to go to a business store (like Staples or Office Max) if you have trouble finding it\nThe other thing that you can do is if the site uses frames, by using right click to get to the printer command you can usually select print this frame (it's sometimes just in the right click menu)
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I used to use Lotus Notes a couple years back and remember creating stationary in the options-mail format tab on the main toolbar.  Don't know if you are using an updated version, but it is a good place to start.
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Try these fonts.  I'm not sure if they are much larger, but you might want to try.\n\nOCR A Extended\nMS Reference Sans Serif\nLucida Sans Typewriter\nGalant Wide\nFusi Extended\nClean
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To change the font size\nClick on Format - Font \nUnder the Font tab click on the size you want\nClick on Default\nA pop-up message will appear: \nDo you want to change the default to (whatever your choice was)?\nThis change will affect all new documents based on the NORMAL template.\nClick YES, then click OK\n\nTo change the margins:\nClick on File - Page Set-Up\nUnder the Margins tab choose the margins you want. Usual sizes are: \nTop and Bottom 2.54cm (1 inch)\nLeft and Right 3.17cm (1,25 inches)\nGutter 0\nHeader and Footer 1.25cm (.49 inches)\nClick on Default when finished, you will get the same message as for the font.\nClick YES and then OK\nWhen you open a new document everything should be as you set them.
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I dont think your settings for french has anything with this\nMost websites have a wider text area than what you can fit into a A4 document, which is the default printer page size.\nHence if you print a page directly from a website, you run into issues mentioned by you.\n\nYou have two options\n1- See if there is a link like "printer friendly" in this page that you are visiting. Click on that one and print from there.\n2- Copy the contents of the web page, and paste it into something like word doc. Then edit this document to ensure that you get a normal layout (and that you can see everything of interest and no trimmings) and then print this word document page.
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after you composed your mail, click Attach Files and browse your pc for the file you want and click Attach File at the bottom.  That's it.\nHowever, Yahoo! Mail limit the total file size to 10mb.
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On outlook there is a menu item "format" I chose plain text.  Once it accepts plain text the same item "format" will list 'html' as an option. chose html and you get options on the tool bar for fonts, color size etc.  I just started using yahoo email and have no idea how it works.
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The image is probably too wide.  When you print go to options (or properties) and try printing in landscape OR use the "fit to page" option.
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Click on the link below to open a webpage with title "HP DeskJet Printers -  Pages Printed from Internet Explorer are Cut-off on the Right Side of the Page"\n\nhttp://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?lc=en&cc=us&docname=c00259913&product=445441&dlc=en&lang=en\n\nI am sure this will help you !!
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Click on the File menu and choose Page Setup\nClick on the Paper Size tab\nClick on the drop-down arrow at Paper Size\nScroll through the paper sizes until you find the one nearest to your measurments.\nDecide which way the words will run on the card. For instance will the short sides of the card be the top and bottom (Choose Portrait), or will the long sides of the card be top and bottom (choose Landscape).\n\nIf you choose Portrait, put the cards into the printer with the short side facing into the printer rollers and the long side facing in if you choose Landscape.\n\nTest out your printer with a blank card of the same size, if your printer feeds from the front, then you will put the cards in with the picture turned up. If the paper feeds from the back I think the picture needs to face away from front. Test with blank card first, put a mark on the blank card to indicate which will be the front and you won't waste any of the valuable invites!
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Open any word processor, MS word or works is good, click on tools on the toolbar, then letters and mailings, then letters wizard. It will take you through all the steps necessary to set up the letter and the format you want.
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If your e-mail or AIM accepts HTML look at the following page and use the pre-defined HTML Special Characters:\n\nhttp://www.utexas.edu/learn/html/spchar.html\n\nThe following two characters were input as\n& ocirc ; and & eacute ; without the spaces and Yahoo answers displays them below:\n\nô  é