printing web page problems

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Bill

Hello,
I am trying to get my page to print correctly. the address is http://www.indywestwrestling.com/golf_signup.htm the page looks perect in the browser and I have had problems with printing pages before but I can usually solve them. I know each browser gets to determine how it prints pages but I dont understand why IE 6.0 is bumping the text "wrestling" from the first line to the second. I tried setting the exact dimensions of each cell but still it bumps it down. Thank you for any help in getting this to work.
 
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Thomas A. Rowe

I had no problem printing from Windows XP Home, IE6 to a HP1100D color printer.

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Bill said:
Hello,
I am trying to get my page to print correctly. the address is
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http://www.indywestwrestling.com/golf_signup.htm the page looks perect in the browser and I have had
problems with printing pages before but I can usually solve them. I know each browser gets to
determine how it prints pages but I dont understand why IE 6.0 is bumping the text "wrestling" from
the first line to the second. I tried setting the exact dimensions of each cell but still it bumps
it down. Thank you for any help in getting this to work.
 
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Stefan B Rusynko

Because IE (in print/print preview) will wrap the text to fit the users printer and IE print settings

In your case your font will force a wrap (when combined w/ the other table cells IE is trying to fit)

<p align="center">
<font face="Georgia" style="font-size: 30pt">Ben Davis Wrestling<br>
Golf Outing</font></td>

PS
users w/o the Georgia font will see a different font



| Hello,
| I am trying to get my page to print correctly. the address is http://www.indywestwrestling.com/golf_signup.htm the page looks
perect in the browser and I have had problems with printing pages before but I can usually solve them. I know each browser gets to
determine how it prints pages but I dont understand why IE 6.0 is bumping the text "wrestling" from the first line to the second. I
tried setting the exact dimensions of each cell but still it bumps it down. Thank you for any help in getting this to work.
 
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Bill

Hello,
I thought that georgia was considered to be a web safe font. is there a way to fix this with css pherhaps. Not sure how that works. Thanks for the help
 
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