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I have an application that sends an email to a group of people. People printing with identical margin settings from their email client get different results. If I use different email clients from the same computer they print the HTML differently. Detail wise I have a table that is 700 pixels wide and prints correctly with a 0.5 left and right margin settings for some and truncates information on others. Not that it truncates and does not just change the table flow.
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I have an application that sends an email to a group of people. People printing with identical margin settings from their email client get different results. If I use different email clients from the same computer they print the HTML differently. Detail wise I have a table that is 700 pixels wide and prints correctly with a 0.5 left and right margin settings for some and truncates information on others. Not that it truncates and does not just change the table flow.

How do I format HTML in email to print to predefined page width

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