| Web site pages are usually easy
to print, but can be a little confusing. The first problem is that
you never know how many paper pages it will take.
The only indication you have is
the size of the location box in the scroll bar. The smaller the box,
the more information there is to print. So, if you see a miniscule box, we
would suggest you get a new package of paper. LOL
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The Scroll bar on the
left indicates there is
very
little space used on the
page. This would be a
quick print job, usually 1 page.
The Scroll bar on the right,
indicates there is a lot of dialog
going on. It is very difficult
to judge how many pages
will print.
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As many web sites have incorporated
frames, (areas of your screen that are split into different parts, as with
our site) you will need to remember 2 things.
The Print button on the toolbar
will use the default print settings (usually set to, Only the Selected
Frame). A good portion of the time, you will end up with a blank sheet of
paper.
If you want to print a specific
frame, such as this one, point to any part of the frame, first, and
single click. Then click on the
button.
If you do would to print the entire
page (which would include the navigation bars), use the Print feature found under the
File menu
option.
When the dialog box opens, look
at the Print frames portion of the box, point and click at the radio button
beside the option As
laid out on screen and
then click on the OK button
located at the bottom of the dialog box.
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