WINDOWS EXPLORER

You should have no probelem printing instructions in Windows Explorer.

Be sure your page margins are at .5 (1/2 inch) all around

Be sure you are printing in portrait mode.

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Put your cursor just to the left of the word Title (Which can be tricky) or in front of the actual title (which is easier) . Hold down the left mouse button and drag across over the instructions and then down the page to highlight all the instructions. Right click your mouse to click COPY. Open Word and PASTE. Print from Word.

It's really very simple in Internet Explorer, so if you are able, we recommend you use IE.

Othere known issues:

In Firefox, attempting to highlight and print a selected area does not work either for multiple page tables.

It is also recommended that you turn off the spell checker in Firefox, as with it on, it is likely it will stop printing if it encounters a misspelled word or one it does not recognize.

Activity pages should print well in both Internet Explorer and Firefox, even when multiple craft parts are provided.

Set your margins at .5 (1/2 inch) all around. Most activities and crafts fill this area.
Most web pages will print with the title above the craft or activity and the page name below it.

Be sure you are printing in portrait mode.

In Internet Explorer, you can either:

1.Go to "File" on your menu bar (Usually top left of your screen) and then click "print"
or
2. If your browser is setup to show a printer icon, just click and that and choose "print"

If your printer gives you a smaller or too large (cut off) image, you can set "Scaling" in your print settings to compensate for the size you want. Scaling is most commonly found under "page setup" then "properties".

In Firefox you can go to "File" on your menu bar (Usually top left of your screen) and then click "print".

Margin settings are under "File", page setup then margins and footers.

Scaling is available in this browser under "File", page setup, then format & Options.