Thanks for you reply, and yep CTRL-SHIFT-P works!  Is there an explanation for this behaviour?

Sure, to print using the BearHTML viewer you need to use the CTRL+SHIFT+P, the normal P uses the built-in TER and it does have problems with some HTML.  Use SHIFT+F1 when reading a HTML message to get all of the options available with the bearHTML viewer.

Hi,

When I try to print a HTML e-mail (Peg 4.52), it prints only 3/4 of the message. The e-mail is being displayed correctly on screen. When I open the message in a web browser, the message displays and prints ok. The e-mail contains several html tables. First two print ok, but it stops printing within the first row of the third table. I can't see any difference or problem with the html code.

I've tried several printers (including a PDF printer that shows a preview on screen), selecting an alternate print font, printing with or without headers and tried every option in the print dialog. All with the same result.

Any ideas?

Thanks

Ron

I've tried several printers (including a PDF printer that shows a

preview on screen), selecting an alternate print font, printing with or

without headers and tried every option in the print dialog. All with

the same result.

Have you tried printing using the CTRL+SHIFT+P?

Hi Thomas,

Thanks for you reply, and yep CTRL-SHIFT-P works!  Is there an explanation for this behaviour?

Thanks

Ron