Font size when printing email messages

Having chosen a larger font for viewing email messages, is there a way to avoid printing email messages in the larger font, but rather print in the default font?

HI RRW21,
Welcome to the HP Support Forums. I understand that when trying to print an email from your iPad to your Deskjet 3512 that the email prints with a large-sized font.
The size of the font is controlled by the email program and its font settings. Apple’s AirPrint feature and HP’s ePrint app don’t have the ability to modify the font. To modify the font please ask the email sender to modify it in any future emails or forward the email to yourself and modify the font before pressing Send. I have included Apple’s About AirPrint and the HP ePrint Mobile App FAQ documents for your reference.
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