RE: Tall image on web page is truncated when printing

["Bill Burns" <bburns -at- qds-solutions -dot- com>]

Hi, Christine.

>I have a text equivalent written up and placed next to the image--I can
>ditch the image if need be--but it would've been nice for the visually
>oriented types to see exactly what it would look like on their
>screens... Anyone have a solution to this? 

Keep in mind that the user is going to have to scroll to see the same thing, so giving them a continuous capture doesn't really mimic their experience.

Try three separate full-screen captures with links to each so users can jump down to the section that pertains to their screen view.

Bill Burns
Documentation Supervisor/MS Help MVP
Quality Design Systems
bburns -at- qds-solutions -dot- com

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