Formating problems when printing from googlemail text program

I often use the text program in my google mail account to write letters. However when I click on print preview the format is altered in an undesireable way.
How can I avoid such unwanted format changes?

volpe75 wrote:
Please note that google text program uses Adobe for print preview and printing.
They "may" use it for the viewing end of things but the formatting end is all theirs and doesn't involve Adobe Reader. Reader just views the end product.

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