When I have text in a email string (for example a disclaimer) that does not
rap to the next line like the other text in the email. When I go to print,
it prints out in very small print. I know this is happening because of the
line of text that does not "rap" to the next line. But how can I fix it with
I go to print?

Someone told me to go to "page setup" and uncheck "shrink-to-fit" but this
is not an option for me.

Thoughts?

thank you

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"cabass" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> When I have text in a email string (for example a disclaimer) that does
> not
> rap to the next line like the other text in the email. When I go to
> print,
> it prints out in very small print. I know this is happening because of
> the
> line of text that does not "rap" to the next line. But how can I fix it
> with
> I go to print?
>
> Someone told me to go to "page setup" and uncheck "shrink-to-fit" but this
> is not an option for me.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> thank you

All you need to do is open Internet Explorer and go to "page setup" and
uncheck "shrink-to-fit"

"cabass" wrote:

> When I have text in a email string (for example a disclaimer) that does not
> rap to the next line like the other text in the email. When I go to print,
> it prints out in very small print. I know this is happening because of the
> line of text that does not "rap" to the next line. But how can I fix it with
> I go to print?
>
> Someone told me to go to "page setup" and uncheck "shrink-to-fit" but this
> is not an option for me.
>
> Thoughts?
>
> thank you