[thelist] printing out a webpage that doesn't cut off the last inch to the right

[Mike King]

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OK, just a plain print out from IE5.5
A4 Paper (quoting number of last visible notch)

Ricoh (printer/fax/photocopier beast... not a tame household one, but an 
all signing all dancing office size thing!)
645x1025

HPCL 8500N (b&w driver)
645x1020

Collating these together (if anyone sends anymore!) and slapping them in an 
article might be nice? something like the (almost) definitive page print size?
I suppose to be totally useful, we should make things printable to A4 width 
and US height?

Cheers.
mk

At 16:59 19/10/00 -0700, you wrote:
> > i have an idea... post a .gif with every pixel shown and count 'em off
> > by 5s... then ask a few of us to print 'em out... i can't find my copy
> > of ScreenRuler, or i'd just whip one up for you...
>
>I have one ready - posted with my original request on webdesign-l
>http://www.sam-i-am.com/misc/testsuite/measuring/rulers2.html
>(print only the first page - it may want to print 2)
>
>-- 8< -- snip -- >8 --
>
>That would do it.
>For testing / baseline purposes the default margins are what matter
>(this is in the less than ideal world where a fixed width design has
>been specified)

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