- Jul 3, 2016
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I will start this discussion with something that has angered me for many years.
Before websites became littered with adverts it was possible to press ctrl and rotate the mouse wheel to make on screen print bigger , and heres the key thing , if you made the on screen text to say 140% it would PRINT at 140%.
Because adverts are embeded in locked margins you can no longer print bigger.
The work around for me is to open word and shink it to task bar , i then go to the web page and use the snipping tool to copy an area of text either rectangle or free hand , i then reopen word and paste the area of text , by moving the page margins i can then make the text to the size i want. I then repeat this till i have all the bits i want.
Yes it is a lot of messing about but it works.
Before websites became littered with adverts it was possible to press ctrl and rotate the mouse wheel to make on screen print bigger , and heres the key thing , if you made the on screen text to say 140% it would PRINT at 140%.
Because adverts are embeded in locked margins you can no longer print bigger.
The work around for me is to open word and shink it to task bar , i then go to the web page and use the snipping tool to copy an area of text either rectangle or free hand , i then reopen word and paste the area of text , by moving the page margins i can then make the text to the size i want. I then repeat this till i have all the bits i want.
Yes it is a lot of messing about but it works.
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