How Tp Make Text Size In Web Item Larger For Printing?

1. In Print preview change Shrink to fit to 100%

2. Internet Explorer Menu Bar > View > Text size > cull a larger size.

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well information technology most works. When you take off Shrink to fit... The text looks a little larger like ane point larger when I impress. The View>Text size though affects the screen but the not the material printed on paper.

Cheers anyway for the idea. No demand to pursue this further. I think I am merely going to upgrade this machine from W7 to W10 and see if this is whatever better on that OS.

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well it almost works. When you take off Shrink to fit... The text looks a piffling larger similar one point larger when I print. The View>Text size though affects the screen just the not the cloth printed on newspaper.

Thanks anyhow for the thought. No need to pursue this further. I think I am just going to upgrade this machine from W7 to W10 and run across if this is whatever better on that OS.

Did y'all increase Text size 1 step or 2? That should increase the Text size when printing.

In File> Page setup> are margins reasonable like .75" (seems to exist default)

In Print preview> Size> volition everything fit on the page at a custom setting of 105% or 110% ?

Is it important to preserve the original formatting of the webpage? You lot could re-create the page and paste information technology into Give-and-take or Wordpad or fifty-fifty Notepad.

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This seems to be an IE11 event that is not well implemented.

After fooling with it some more I did get information technology to increase printed font size but the result is again non quite what was expected. It seems that making the font bigger results in the right hand side of the articles getting cut off in varying degrees. Less for big font and a lot for bigger font. Going back to small plenty font eventually restores the full content.

Your 2d thought to copy and paste into an word processor is a good 1. That works fine as expected. Always has. Nevertheless in this case I take a user consequence. The user is a 92 twelvemonth onetime senior citizen with a express amount of patience and recollect. These actress steps are not appealing for her to do.

I tried reviewing Windows accessibility features and information technology seems they have non considered the need to print things larger for people with disabilities at least not in Win 7.

Thank you to anybody that responded. I will be installing W10 this evening on this unit and see how that works for her.

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Before you lot take the plunge into the murky depths of Windows 10, consider installing a more modern browser such as Chrome.

If y'all click the Chrome menu (iii vertical dots in the upper right corner) and select Print and and so click the "More settings" link at the bottom of the print panel, you can select the scale (also as margins). I'one thousand not expert with the Chrome browser, just the settings seem to stick afterwards you set them.