How do I change the page range when printing something from my computer?
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what make and model of printer do you have ? If it is a hp then there should be some extra software that came with it that should let you configure how it prints off the pages etc.
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Try the "Print as Image" option in the print dialog.  It's slower than the default, but it might work for you.\n\nAlso, make sure you have the latest drivers for your printer and operating system.
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That's pretty common, and it tends to happen only with Web sites laid out with fixed-width tables, layers or divs controlling their layout.\n\nAn 8.5x11 page is about 700 pixels or so wide when it has 1-inch margins. Unfortunately, most Web designers will set the master layout to be between 720 and 760 pixels wide, to give them a fixed medium on which to design.\n\nYou can try adjusting the margins on your page (File --> Page Setup menu); or, if that doesn't work, you can see if in the Preferences for your printer (usually a button on the File --> Print menu dialog) allow you to scale the printout down, to, say, 90%; finally, you can change the page to print in landscape, rather than portrait, which will generate more pages but show everything left-to-right.
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On the very bottom right corner below the scroll down arrow is three diagonal lines, click and drag the corner to the right and down until the window fills the screen. \n\nNOTE: when you do this and print out something the print will be very small so I would recommend that you size the window so that the document fills the entire window to get the largest size print.
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if you're using a program like microsoft word or similar there is an option in the PRINT window to print off only one page out of a collection. If you select this option you can also select how many copies of that one page you want.
799430
you can select with mouse whatever you want to print and then you can do 'print selection'
628144
Type the following at the command prompt:\n\nCONTROL PRINTERS
808943
search www.download.com for printer control or something. There's some great stuff on there.
437327
Check page setup. Match page size both in printer properties and the software (may be MS-word or Excel) u r using. Check margin also.
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There are several so here it goes.\n\nCtrl + A  Select all contents of the page. \nCtrl + B  Bold highlighted selection. \nCtrl + C  Copy selected text. \nCtrl + X  Cut selected text. \nCtrl + P  Open the print window. \nCtrl + F  Open find box. \nCtrl + I   Italic highlighted selection. \nCtrl + K  Insert link. \nCtrl + U  Underline highlighted selection. \nCtrl + V  Paste. \nCtrl + Y  Redo the last action performed. \nCtrl + Z  Undo last action. \nCtrl + L  Aligns the line or selected text to the left of the screen.\n \nCtrl + E  Aligns the line or selected text to the center of the screen. \nCtrl + R  Aligns the line or selected text to the right of the screen. \nCtrl + M  Indent the paragraph. \nCtrl + Shift + F  Change the font. \nCtrl + Shift + >  Increase selected font +1. \nCtrl + ]  Increase selected font +1. \nCtrl + Shift + <  Decrease selected font -1. \nCtrl + [  Decrease selected font -1. \nCtrl + Shift + *  View or hide non printing characters. \nCtrl + <left arrow>  Moves one word to the left. \nCtrl + <right arrow>  Moves one word to the right. \nCtrl + <up arrow>  Moves to the beginning of the line or paragraph. \nCtrl + <down arrow>  Moves to the end of the paragraph. \nCtrl + Del  Deletes word to right of cursor. \nCtrl + Backspace  Deletes word to left of cursor. \nCtrl + End  Moves the cursor to the end of the document. \nCtrl + Home  Moves the cursor to the beginning of the document. \nCtrl + Spacebar  Reset highlighted text to the default font. \nCtrl + 1  Single-space lines. \nCtrl + 2  Double-space lines. \nCtrl + 5  1.5-line spacing. \nCtrl + Alt + 1  Changes text to heading 1. \nCtrl + Alt + 2  Changes text to heading 2. \nCtrl + Alt + 3  Changes text to heading 3. \nCtrl + F1  Open the Task Pane. \nF1  Open Help. \nShift + F3  Change the case of the selected text. \nShift + Insert  Paste. \nF4  Repeat the last action performed (Word 2000+) \nF5  Open goto window.  \nF7 Spell check selected text and/or document. \nShift + F7 Activate the thesaurus. \nF12 Save as. \nShift + F12 Save. \nAlt + Shift + D Insert the current date. \nAlt + Shift + T Insert the current time. \n \nYou should check out this site for other helpful shortcuts.\n\nhttp://www.computerhope.com/shortcut.htm#4
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Select the paper size in the "Print Options".
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hi-light what you want to print, then click print, print selection
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If it is on a web page go to "file" "print".\n\nIf you are wanting to print it out from Word or other program just do the same when in there.  Click on "file", then "print."   If you click on "print preview" it will show you what the page or pages will look like and also how many pages it will take.\n\nHope that helps.
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I don't know the printer but you could be maxing out the size file it can handle. Do you print with preview and check all your settings?
925002
Printer drivers, when installed or re-installed, all have "default" properties set.  In order for you to change the properties, go to Start->Control Panel-> then click on Printers and Faxes.\n\nFind your printer in the list of printers available.  Your defualt printer is the one with a check mark on it.  \n\nRight click on the printer and either go to Printer Preferences or Printer Properties.  Under these two sections, you can change they way things print out.  Examples include quality, paper tray choice, and seperator pages, etc... Printer Preferences has and Advanced section also.  Change these preferences the way you would like then "Apply" these new settings.  If you are unsure of the choices, simply click the "?" in the menu bar and click on the option.  You'll get a brief description of what that option will do.\n\nHope this helps!
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on your print page option you should have the option of selecting the page you want to print
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adjust the page setup prior to printing this can be done via the file drop-down menu