I assume that you mean the "Print this page" button that appears when you click on the page to zoom in .. and not the Windows IE/Firefox print icon.

Dave

Hi Frank

Just tried and printed no problem. I was a bit surprsed at seeing the pages numbers diplayed in the printer dialogue box as "0" but hitting the "OK" button in the dialogue box resulted in a printed page without any problem.

I'm using Widows 7 starter, running on a Toshiba net book, and Firefox as the browser.

You might need to check your local settings.

Keith

Hi Frank,

What on earth did you do with your last msg ??

((Posting deleted by Diane))

I print from the page viewer though I will say that sometimes a page will take a while to upload and no printing will happen till this is complete. I think it was the previous issue of MEW the "programing person" did not position the "downloading" box very well and it was almost impossible to find (top left corner of the page).

Yes, as "Steambuff" says, you print from the page viewer NOT from your browser or operating system.

Regards

Brian in OZ

Edited By Diane Carney on 03/12/2012 17:13:35

Hi There

In recent versions of Windows you can electronically turn the screen 90 degrees.

I have my monitor mounted on an extending arm so I can rotate it. This is ideal for checking full page proofs.

This is sufficient on most modern monitors to display a full magazine page.

Then press print screen.

Paste this into a paint program as a new image and then you can print it out.

regards David

Well, almost OK. Although the colour images come out in colour and the black text comes out black, the black diagrams come out in a rather faint green – thus rendering them useless!

Brian.

But the resolution would be terrible – on a modern monitor – maybe 96 dpi. Even a picture image is rubbish below ~150 dpi for printing (and pushing it at that). For text, I wouldn't bother.