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Since installing update on 6/25, printing pdf pages OK, but bank account activity type is too large for the page. How do I shrink the type?

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AnonymousUser
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Since installing Firefox v.3.6. 6 update on 6/25, printing bank statements in pdf format is still OK, but when I select the print option for my bank account activity the type is too large for the page. How do I shrink the type? We are running Windows XP.

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== I installed Firefox update on 6/25

Since installing Firefox v.3.6. 6 update on 6/25, printing bank statements in pdf format is still OK, but when I select the print option for my bank account activity the type is too large for the page. How do I shrink the type? We are running Windows XP. == This happened == Every time Firefox opened == I installed Firefox update on 6/25

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the-edmeister
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Firefox doesn't display PDF files all by itself, it uses your PDF reader program which is also what handles the printing of that file type.

As far as the large printed font from Firefox, open File > Page Setup and see what the Scale is set to. 100% is usually the best setting, but you might need to use a smaller setting.

AnonymousUser
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How do I make the print smaller for certain applications?