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Within IE 6 - File - Page Setup - therein you can configure the output to your choice; some of which in terms of flexibility is dependent on your default Printer and setup. &nbsp;You can further configure within that by choosing your Printer Properties and Advanced. &nbsp;Also, try the File - Print Preview from which you can also go to page setup.<br />
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Within IE 6 - File - Page Setup - therein you can configure the output to your choice; some of which in terms of flexibility is dependent on your default Printer and setup.  You can further configure within that by choosing your Printer Properties and Advanced.  Also, try the File - Print Preview from which you can also go to page setup.



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cwchan80,
No comment has been added lately (9 days), so it's time to clean up this TA.
I will leave a recommendation in the Cleanup topic area for this question:

RECOMMENDATION: Award points to astaec http:#10317560 [http:#10317560]

Please leave any comments here within 4 days.

-- Please DO NOT accept this comment as an answer ! --


Thanks,
astaec
EE Cleanup Volunteer


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Good day. If not wrong, the previous version of IE allows users to adjust the page scale so that the page can be printed in smaller/bigger size. For example, if by default 2 pages will be printed, scaling it down to &quot;80%&quot; may save the paper by printing all the content into 1 page. <br />
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Such an option is also available in Opera. In IE6, however, I can't find any option about it. Any solution? <br />
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Thanks and hope to hear from you.
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Good day. If not wrong, the previous version of IE allows users to adjust the page scale so that the page can be printed in smaller/bigger size. For example, if by default 2 pages will be printed, scaling it down to "80%" may save the paper by printing all the content into 1 page. 

Such an option is also available in Opera. In IE6, however, I can't find any option about it. Any solution? 

Thanks and hope to hear from you.

How to scale down the page before printing using IE6?

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.