Using fax viewer to open a jpeg image embedded as a link.

Hi,
In my application, I have a functionality for uploading scanned document which are in jpeg/bmp format. The user can later on see/print these documents. I am using <a target="_blank" href="">to open the document, so a new window(in case of internet explorer) or a new tab (Firefox) is used to open the documents. The problem is that while printing the internet explorer truncates the image and only left upper part of document is being printed.
If there is a way to open the document using windows fax viewer, then it will solve the problem. If there is any other solution also, then please let me know.
If you have any suggestions, then kindly reply.
Thanks in advance,

Thanks mkoryak
Thats a nice workaround.
I have one question (might be a dumb one!!). When we set the Content-Disposition as attachment in http header, and the user click on the file, a dialog box appears asking the user if he wants to save the file or open using a application (windows fax viewer). Is there a way we can make windows fax viewer to open files by default if the type is jpeg / bmp, without that dialog box appearing.
Once again Thanks for your support.
regards,
Raj.

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