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Printing problem

James67Holman
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When I try to print something using Instanet (I'm a Realtor) it print out just a few words and they are huge. I tried printing the same info using Chrome and it printed fine

When I try to print something using Instanet (I'm a Realtor) it print out just a few words and they are huge. I tried printing the same info using Chrome and it printed fine

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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I'm not familiar with that site, but are you printing from a regular web page, or a PDF they provide? I'm asking 'cause:

Firefox 103 has a known issue printing PDFs with embedded images on Mac OS: the images are scaled too large so you only see a portion of them within their allotted space.

There is a bug on file with the developers already, so I'm hoping for a fix by next month's release of Firefox 104.

Until then... I have not yet learned of a workaround. For now, I think it's best for Mac users to print PDFs from Preview, Acrobat, or Safari until this is sorted out. If you need to switch your default handling from viewing in a tab to launching in one of those programs, this article has the steps: View and edit PDF files using Firefox’s built-in viewer.