Font size too small when printing from Hotmail

I'm currently using Hotmail for my email within Safari Version 3.2.3. OSX 10.5.7
When and email has arrived that I'd like to print, it prints out at about a font size 4.
I can hardly read it. How can I increase this?
Thanks

Hi Gary,
Hotmail being web based mail I wonder if you can change the font size in the Hotmail window?
Try here...http://email.about.com/cs/hotmailtips/qt/et100202.htm
Carolyn

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