Resize Email Notice For Free

In the opening Print Preview dialog box, please select Shrink To Fit from the far right drop down list, and press the Print button .

When you print from the Gmail icon, it should reflow the message on to the page size. If the message is set to a fixed width that won't happen, but on the preview page, click on More settings to see the Scale setting. Reduce the scale until the message fits on the page.

If the message is set to a fixed width that won't happen, but on the preview page, click on More settings to see the Scale setting. Reduce the scale until the message fits on the page. You can also set the page to Landscape format which might fit and be easier to read.

Use the Zoom control at the right, bottom of the Outlook window. If you are using a mouse with a wheel control, click the Reading Pane, press Ctrl, and roll the scroll wheel. Rolling the wheel away from you makes the contents larger, rolling the wheel toward you makes the contents smaller.

Use one of the following workarounds to print the full image: Open the email message in Outlook, select the Actions button, and then select Edit Message. Resize the large image before you print it. Copy the contents of the email message to a new Microsoft Word document and resize the image in Word.

This is what worked for me : Hit "CTRL+" or "CTRL -" and then hit the "reset " button that shows up along with the zoom percentage on the top right . The display will be restored to normal.

You may have options to choose the paper size, page orientation (portrait or landscape), and the scale of the content to save email. Consider selecting the ?Fit to Page? or similar option to ensure the entire email content is visible on the PDF. Choose Save as PDF, Print to PDF or Export as PDF in the Print dialog box.