Win XP Professional SP3, with all critical updates (including 
update KB980182, installed on April 3, 2010)
IE8 - (upgraded from IE6 in stages via IE7.  Not sure whether the 
upgrades preceded the installation of XP Service Packs 2 & 3).
OE6
Also have WLMail, 14.0.8117.0416 (for HTTP access to Hotmail 
account)

This post relates to a long-standing problem, which affects (or 
affected) printing of documents from OE6 and WLMail.

When you print a multi-page email, the printed version sometimes 
crops approximately one inch from the right hand side of the 
first page.  The problem doesn't occur with every email and only 
seems to affect a few HTML messages that contain graphics.  I 
suspected there might be a problem with the way OE6 and WLMail 
interact with the "Shrink to fit" feature of IE7 & IE8 (which is 
enabled by default).  I reported the situation  to Microsoft last 
year and at that time, they advised me that they were working on 
a 'known problem'.

I commented on this aspect on a very recent thread in the 
microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general newsgroup.  PA Bear 
responded, 'A workaround (but not a fix) has been available since 
April 2007 (IIRC).  Details available but please begin a new 
thread *in OE General newsgroup* - state your full Windows 
version, IE version, and tell me if update KB980182 is installed 
in your first post.

I am aware of several workarounds, so I regard the printing 
defect as a minor irritation, and not a major problem.  However, 
I was interested in P A Bear's response to the other thread. 
Update KB980182 is installed on my computer.  However, the FAQs 
relating to this update do not mention the printing function.  Is 
it relevant to the problem?
 

"Bob Lucas" <bob@nospam.com> wrote in message 
news:uML%237jP9KHA.4768@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> Win XP Professional SP3, with all critical updates (including update 
> KB980182, installed on April 3, 2010)
> IE8 - (upgraded from IE6 in stages via IE7.  Not sure whether the upgrades 
> preceded the installation of XP Service Packs 2 & 3).
> OE6
> Also have WLMail, 14.0.8117.0416 (for HTTP access to Hotmail account)
>
> This post relates to a long-standing problem, which affects (or affected) 
> printing of documents from OE6 and WLMail.
>
> When you print a multi-page email, the printed version sometimes crops 
> approximately one inch from the right hand side of the first page.  The 
> problem doesn't occur with every email and only seems to affect a few HTML 
> messages that contain graphics.  I suspected there might be a problem with 
> the way OE6 and WLMail interact with the "Shrink to fit" feature of IE7 & 
> IE8 (which is enabled by default).  I reported the situation  to Microsoft 
> last year and at that time, they advised me that they were working on a 
> 'known problem'.
>
> I commented on this aspect on a very recent thread in the 
> microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general newsgroup.  PA Bear responded, 
> 'A workaround (but not a fix) has been available since April 2007 (IIRC). 
> Details available but please begin a new thread *in OE General 
> newsgroup* - state your full Windows version, IE version, and tell me if 
> update KB980182 is installed in your first post.
>
> I am aware of several workarounds, so I regard the printing defect as a 
> minor irritation, and not a major problem.  However, I was interested in P 
> A Bear's response to the other thread. Update KB980182 is installed on my 
> computer.  However, the FAQs relating to this update do not mention the 
> printing function.  Is it relevant to the problem?

Does narrowing the print margins help at all?
Internet Explorer>File>page setup.


-- 
Regards Steve.
MS-MVP. MAIL. [DTS] UK.
http://www.getsafeonline.org/
http://www.microsoft.com/uk/citizenship/safeandsecure/parentadvice/default.mspx 

The right side of the first page of a printed .eml file may be truncated 
on a computer that has Internet Explorer 8 installed
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/980333/en-us

-- 

Mike - http://TechHelp.Santovec.us



"Bob Lucas" <bob@nospam.com> wrote in message 
news:uML#7jP9KHA.4768@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> Win XP Professional SP3, with all critical updates (including update 
> KB980182, installed on April 3, 2010)
> IE8 - (upgraded from IE6 in stages via IE7.  Not sure whether the 
> upgrades preceded the installation of XP Service Packs 2 & 3).
> OE6
> Also have WLMail, 14.0.8117.0416 (for HTTP access to Hotmail account)
>
> This post relates to a long-standing problem, which affects (or 
> affected) printing of documents from OE6 and WLMail.
>
> When you print a multi-page email, the printed version sometimes crops 
> approximately one inch from the right hand side of the first page. 
> The problem doesn't occur with every email and only seems to affect a 
> few HTML messages that contain graphics.  I suspected there might be a 
> problem with the way OE6 and WLMail interact with the "Shrink to fit" 
> feature of IE7 & IE8 (which is enabled by default).  I reported the 
> situation  to Microsoft last year and at that time, they advised me 
> that they were working on a 'known problem'.
>
> I commented on this aspect on a very recent thread in the 
> microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general newsgroup.  PA Bear 
> responded, 'A workaround (but not a fix) has been available since 
> April 2007 (IIRC).  Details available but please begin a new thread 
> *in OE General newsgroup* - state your full Windows version, IE 
> version, and tell me if update KB980182 is installed in your first 
> post.
>
> I am aware of several workarounds, so I regard the printing defect as 
> a minor irritation, and not a major problem.  However, I was 
> interested in P A Bear's response to the other thread. Update KB980182 
> is installed on my computer.  However, the FAQs relating to this 
> update do not mention the printing function.  Is it relevant to the 
> problem?
>
> 

[Crosspost to WLM newsgroup removed; I did not ask you to crosspost to OE 
and WLM newsgroups.]

OE (and WLM & OL) uses the Internet Explorer (IE) print engine and both IE7 
& IE8 feature Shrink To Fit (STF) printing. The default STF setting is 60% 
(i.e., anything printed will be 40% smaller than if IE6 was installled).

While you can change the STF setting when printing an IE page (via File | 
Print preview), you're stuck with the 60% default when printing an OE (or 
WLM or OL) message.

While there is a Reg hack [1] to change the STF default when printing an OE 
(or WLM or OL) message, it's tricky and the change will become the default 
when printing any further messages (in which case messages without embedded 
images may be too large to fit on one printed page).

Your best bet is to use one of the following workarounds:

1. Before opening the message to print it, enable (check) the option...

    Tools | Options | Read | Read all messages in Plain Text (assuming it's 
not an HTML message)

2. Forward the message to yourself, then print it.

3. Begin the forward but save it to Drafts folder without sending, highlight 
the message in Preview pane the print via File | Print.

4. File > Print > Preferences > Orientation > Switch to Landscape mode. 
[YMMV]

=============================
[1] See the More Information section of 
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/932538.

NB: Ignore EVERYTHING ELSE in that KB article!!

NB: No, it doesn't include a WLM-specific hack so WLM users are on their 
own.
-- 
~PA Bear


Bob Lucas wrote:
> Win XP Professional SP3, with all critical updates (including
> update KB980182, installed on April 3, 2010)
> IE8 - (upgraded from IE6 in stages via IE7.  Not sure whether the
> upgrades preceded the installation of XP Service Packs 2 & 3).
> OE6
> Also have WLMail, 14.0.8117.0416 (for HTTP access to Hotmail
> account)
>
> This post relates to a long-standing problem, which affects (or
> affected) printing of documents from OE6 and WLMail.
>
> When you print a multi-page email, the printed version sometimes
> crops approximately one inch from the right hand side of the
> first page.  The problem doesn't occur with every email and only
> seems to affect a few HTML messages that contain graphics.  I
> suspected there might be a problem with the way OE6 and WLMail
> interact with the "Shrink to fit" feature of IE7 & IE8 (which is
> enabled by default).  I reported the situation  to Microsoft last
> year and at that time, they advised me that they were working on
> a 'known problem'.
>
> I commented on this aspect on a very recent thread in the
> microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general newsgroup.  PA Bear
> responded, 'A workaround (but not a fix) has been available since
> April 2007 (IIRC).  Details available but please begin a new
> thread *in OE General newsgroup* - state your full Windows
> version, IE version, and tell me if update KB980182 is installed
> in your first post.
>
> I am aware of several workarounds, so I regard the printing
> defect as a minor irritation, and not a major problem.  However,
> I was interested in P A Bear's response to the other thread.
> Update KB980182 is installed on my computer.  However, the FAQs
> relating to this update do not mention the printing function.  Is
> it relevant to the problem? 

Thank you Michael.

Microsoft are truly wonderful !  (Please excuse the sarcasm.)

KB980333 identifies the problem and states that a Hotfix is 
available.  However, the Hotfix only seems to be available for 
the following platforms:

Internet Explorer 8 for Vista and Server 2008 x86 or x64
Windows 7/WindowsServer 2008 SP1 x86 or x64

No mention of any Hotfix for my Win XP 32-bit operating system. 
Or perhaps I have missed something.



"Michael Santovec" <michael@santovec.XXX> wrote in message 
news:eiwoSNS9KHA.4316@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> The right side of the first page of a printed .eml file may be 
> truncated on a computer that has Internet Explorer 8 installed
> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/980333/en-us
>
> -- 
>
> Mike - http://TechHelp.Santovec.us
>
>
>
> "Bob Lucas" <bob@nospam.com> wrote in message 
> news:uML#7jP9KHA.4768@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>> Win XP Professional SP3, with all critical updates (including 
>> update KB980182, installed on April 3, 2010)
>> IE8 - (upgraded from IE6 in stages via IE7.  Not sure whether 
>> the upgrades preceded the installation of XP Service Packs 2 & 
>> 3).
>> OE6
>> Also have WLMail, 14.0.8117.0416 (for HTTP access to Hotmail 
>> account)
>>
>> This post relates to a long-standing problem, which affects 
>> (or affected) printing of documents from OE6 and WLMail.
>>
>> When you print a multi-page email, the printed version 
>> sometimes crops approximately one inch from the right hand 
>> side of the first page. The problem doesn't occur with every 
>> email and only seems to affect a few HTML messages that 
>> contain graphics.  I suspected there might be a problem with 
>> the way OE6 and WLMail interact with the "Shrink to fit" 
>> feature of IE7 & IE8 (which is enabled by default).  I 
>> reported the situation  to Microsoft last year and at that 
>> time, they advised me that they were working on a 'known 
>> problem'.
>>
>> I commented on this aspect on a very recent thread in the 
>> microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general newsgroup.  PA Bear 
>> responded, 'A workaround (but not a fix) has been available 
>> since April 2007 (IIRC).  Details available but please begin a 
>> new thread *in OE General newsgroup* - state your full Windows 
>> version, IE version, and tell me if update KB980182 is 
>> installed in your first post.
>>
>> I am aware of several workarounds, so I regard the printing 
>> defect as a minor irritation, and not a major problem. 
>> However, I was interested in P A Bear's response to the other 
>> thread. Update KB980182 is installed on my computer.  However, 
>> the FAQs relating to this update do not mention the printing 
>> function.  Is it relevant to the problem?
>>
>>
> 

Actually, the IE8-in-Vista hotfix version would be appropriate...

....except that the (QFE) file versions included in KB980182 (i.e., 
v8.0.6001.22995) supersede the (QFE) file versions in the hotfix for all OSS 
(e.g., v8.0.6001.22993 for Vista & Win2003).

Translation: If KB980182 (30 Mar-10) is installed, (a) you shouldn't need 
the hotfix (b) nor could you install it.

In fact, MS should have pulled KB980333 when KB980182 was released on 30 
Mar-10.

QED: Who's minding the store?!
-- 
~Robear Dyer (PA Bear)
MS MVP-IE, Mail, Security, Windows Client - since 2002


Bob Lucas wrote:
> Thank you Michael.
>
> Microsoft are truly wonderful !  (Please excuse the sarcasm.)
>
> KB980333 identifies the problem and states that a Hotfix is
> available.  However, the Hotfix only seems to be available for
> the following platforms:
>
> Internet Explorer 8 for Vista and Server 2008 x86 or x64
> Windows 7/WindowsServer 2008 SP1 x86 or x64
>
> No mention of any Hotfix for my Win XP 32-bit operating system.
> Or perhaps I have missed something.
>
>
>
> "Michael Santovec" <michael@santovec.XXX> wrote in message
> news:eiwoSNS9KHA.4316@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>> The right side of the first page of a printed .eml file may be
>> truncated on a computer that has Internet Explorer 8 installed
>> http://support.microsoft.com/kb/980333/en-us
>>
>> --
>>
>> Mike - http://TechHelp.Santovec.us
>>
>>
>>
>> "Bob Lucas" <bob@nospam.com> wrote in message
>> news:uML#7jP9KHA.4768@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
>>> Win XP Professional SP3, with all critical updates (including
>>> update KB980182, installed on April 3, 2010)
>>> IE8 - (upgraded from IE6 in stages via IE7.  Not sure whether
>>> the upgrades preceded the installation of XP Service Packs 2 &
>>> 3).
>>> OE6
>>> Also have WLMail, 14.0.8117.0416 (for HTTP access to Hotmail
>>> account)
>>>
>>> This post relates to a long-standing problem, which affects
>>> (or affected) printing of documents from OE6 and WLMail.
>>>
>>> When you print a multi-page email, the printed version
>>> sometimes crops approximately one inch from the right hand
>>> side of the first page. The problem doesn't occur with every
>>> email and only seems to affect a few HTML messages that
>>> contain graphics.  I suspected there might be a problem with
>>> the way OE6 and WLMail interact with the "Shrink to fit"
>>> feature of IE7 & IE8 (which is enabled by default).  I
>>> reported the situation  to Microsoft last year and at that
>>> time, they advised me that they were working on a 'known
>>> problem'.
>>>
>>> I commented on this aspect on a very recent thread in the
>>> microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general newsgroup.  PA Bear
>>> responded, 'A workaround (but not a fix) has been available
>>> since April 2007 (IIRC).  Details available but please begin a
>>> new thread *in OE General newsgroup* - state your full Windows
>>> version, IE version, and tell me if update KB980182 is
>>> installed in your first post.
>>>
>>> I am aware of several workarounds, so I regard the printing
>>> defect as a minor irritation, and not a major problem.
>>> However, I was interested in P A Bear's response to the other
>>> thread. Update KB980182 is installed on my computer.  However,
>>> the FAQs relating to this update do not mention the printing
>>> function.  Is it relevant to the problem? 

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"PeanutGallery" <howdydoody@time.com> wrote in message 
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> "PA Bear [MS MVP]" <PABearMVP@gmail.com> wrote in message 
> news:#DKXd$U9KHA.5476@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>>  In fact, MS should have pulled KB980333 when KB980182 was released on 30 
>> Mar-10.
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>> QED: Who's minding the store?!
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