Printing pages

You can print any page that is displayed in the Microsoft Internet Explorer window.

You can print the whole of the current page or a range of pages, or select part of a page and print the selection only.

You can also choose to print more than one copy.

When you print a web page, Microsoft Internet Explorer controls the page breaks and automatically adds a header and footer. However, you can change the default header and footer information if you want.

  How to print all or part of a web page

To print all or part of the current web page:

• If you only want to print selected text/pictures, start off by selecting what you want to print - you can simply drag the mouse over what you want to select
• Open the File menu and choose Print, or press Ctrl+P - the Print dialog box is displayed
• In the Print Range set of options, choose what you want to print - All, Pages From.. To.., or Selection
• Change the number of copies if you want more than one copy
• Make sure the correct printer is chosen in the Name box, and also that it its ready to print
• Click OK to start the printout

You can also choose to print all the pages that are linked to the current web page, or a table showing the links.

If you click the Print button, the Print dialog box is not opened. One copy of the web page is printed using the current settings - you don't get the chance to change the settings in the Print dialog box.

  How to change the page set-up

The page set-up is changed in the Page Setup dialog box. To open this:

• Open the File menu and choose Page Setup