Print output too small to read

Different pages are scaled between about 90% and 25%,
resulting in text that's too small to read. I don't see any
controls that allow one to seet the scale factor.

I am having the same problem. I created my Flashpaper
document on a Mac in OS 10.3. My file looks fine in the browser,
but when I print it, the document scales. I am using the Flash
Player 9 plugin and this problem seems to exist on any browser I
use on my Mac (Safari, Firefox, Opera). The flashpaper documents on
Adobe's site are doing the same thing to me. Please let me know if
anyone has a solution. Does this happen in anyone else's
environment (different browser/platform)?

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Hi,
Which browser are you using ? You can "make" the output bigger using something like this (Firefox)
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Recently, when printing anything, the print is too small to read. I am using FF v 18.0.1 with Windows 7. Prints fine using IE.

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* http://kb.mozillazine.org/Zoom_text_of_web_pages
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