printing pages

[Guest]

I created my site in FrontPage 2003 and in Design view as well as in the
browser the page appears to be centered. However when I try and print the
page everything is shifted to the left with empty space on the right side.
Additionally, there is empty space at the bottom of the page as well. How do
I remove the empty space at the bottom of the page? And how do I make it so
the site prints in the center of the page without having to have a link to a
printer friendly page?
you can view my site at www.yvlt.org

thank you
yvlt

 

[Stefan B Rusynko]

That's because all your shape art (only supported in IE) is forcing a page width larger than a typical print page (~630 px)

Don't use word/shape art and the space bar is not a design tool

 

[Guest]

If the word/shape art is onl supported in IE why does the page appear the
same in netscape and mozilla. also the page prints normal in mozilla?

 

[Guest]

also I am not sure what you mean by all my shape art. For example, on the
index page what exactly is shape art? I tried to change the image to just
insert pciture but the page still is uncentered in the print preview

thanks you yvlt

 

[Ronx]

Shape Art is a generic term covering WordArt, Text Boxes, and all
other objects produced using the Office (or FrontPage) drawing
Toolbar. These objects are VML graphics, which are Absolutely
positioned (and therefore will not centre as the browser size
changes), and will only display in Internet Explorer running on
Windows. Low quality down-level .gif images are sometimes produced
which display in other browsers such as FireFox and Mozilla.

 

[Guest]

thanks for your help, I will try and remove the text boxes etc...