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When printing an email with an image, "shrink to fit" makes the text too small to read.

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figleaf
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If I set the scale to 100%, then the image is cut off. Is there any way to shrink the image to fit but have the text stay full size? So far my best solution is to not display attachments inline and print them separately, but that's kind of a pain. thanks

If I set the scale to 100%, then the image is cut off. Is there any way to shrink the image to fit but have the text stay full size? So far my best solution is to not display attachments inline and print them separately, but that's kind of a pain. thanks

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Matt
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What you are seeing is the reality of images. They are huge as you would see when you do not use that option. So when the print job is shrunk to a size to fit the image on a page the text is microscopic.