-=PCTechTalk=- Re: Print Screen

Oh, what an easy solution!  Thanks Sir Troth.
Sandi
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Sent: Monday, February 26, 2007 2:48 PM
Subject: -=PCTechTalk=- Re: Print Screen


> Make sure the image opens up in the Windows standard
image viewer. You can 
> do this by right-clicking the image and selecting OPEN
WITH... WINDOWS 
> PICTURE AND FAX VIEWER. Print from there, and it should
compress the image 
> to one page with some options here and there.
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> On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 09:37:35 -0600, Sandi Beach wrote:
>>  Over the week end I was unable to access the
internet.  No dialup,
>>  no nothing so I printed off the error message to
have when I
>>  talked to the computer shop on Monday (today).  I
did the Alt &
>>  Print Screen, went to Paint, edit,paste, save as
jpeg, print.  It
>>  printed fine except it came out on two pieces of 
regular size
>>  typing paper and I had to tape the two together to
get the total
>>  image.  When this happened I remembered that it
did this before
>>  but it was no big deal and I just ignored it.
>>  Can you tell me how to get this image to print in
it's entirety on
>>  one piece of paper?  I just don't get why it is
doing this.
>>  By the way, I was able to access the internet last
night after
>>  checking all my connections, unplugging and
plugging back in and
>>  rebooting.  I don't know if that did the trick or
if it was the
>>  ISP and just a coincidence that my
"fiddling" with it worked.
>>  When I was not able to even get it to dial up I
figured it was my
>>  problem and not the ISP.
>>  Sandi
>>  --
>>
>>
>> 

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