Dwarf Printing

I am trying to print out emails received in Yahoo Mail using Firefox 1.5.0.8 under Windows XP. I load the printable view and hit the print button. The results are three pages long no matter how long the original email is and if the email is more than one page long the email is chopped short. How can I fix this?

The results are always:

*** Page 1:
Page title and URL at the top
Yahoo Mail Logo
From/To/Subject/Detail Lines
(A huge blank)
"1 of 3" and the date and time

*** Page 2:
Page title and URL
The first page of the email. If the email is more than one page long, the email runs off the bottom of the page.
"2 of 3" and the date and time.

*** Page 3:
Page title and URL,
(A huge blank–even if the email is more than one page long, this page is blank!),
"3 of 3" and the date and time
Updated Firefox to 2.0. This, alas, did not solve the printing problem. The print preview shows the same problems as before.

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I’m looking at print-on-demand publishing, and I was hoping someone had experience with any of the POD publishers there are out there. Good experiences, bad experiences? Any information is helpful.

Panasonic print on demand - prototype

Has anyone who self published and worked with BookSure POD print on demand? An Amazon.com. I would like to hear about their different packages and what is the best way to go with publishing a book that is non fiction combo of How to and memoir.

Since posting my videos on Print on Demand Hell in October, I have received kind comments and questions from people in two specific areas, and this brief video addresses them. First, people wanted to know if a lawyer couldn’t help me. Second, writers asked if pursing an agent, no matter how agonizing and fraught with continual exposure to one sadist after another, isn’t still better than losing your electronic files–your life’s work–to an unscrupulous print on demand company.

I’m thinking about self publishing my book. What would the easiest/most profitable way to do this?:

1.) Print copies and ship them from my home

2.) Sell it as an ebook

3.) Give it to a publishing house for on demand printing

Thank you.

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