Character's format change when printing email

Wireless printing from my iPad is perfect. One small problem: when I print an incoming or outgoing email, the printed result is in much langer (bold) characters for the body of the Text, while the healing ('from', 'subject', 'date'...) remains the same.
Can this be avoided?
Thanks,
Walter.
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Hello @walterke,
Welcome to the HP forums.
I understand that when you print an email from your iPad the characters printed are not in the same format as on the devices display. I would like to help.
If you are using the built in Airprint feature to print your emails, then it can't be avoided.
The iPad is using a generic print driver that is meant to work with the majority of printers.
If you would like to make adjustments to your printouts, try the HP ePrint app.
Getting Started with HP ePrint Mobile Apps
If you are using the ePrint app and are experiencing this issue please let me know.
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