The help page for trying to print pictures from websites. (If you have permission to do so. See comment at the bottom of this page for my limited permissions.)
BASIC
If you click on the image it should open up a new window with the image.
You should be able to print or save from there.
WRONG SIZE WRONG PLACE
If your printer dialog box has a feature for borderless printing try that, it will help center and fill the page to the edges.
ANOTHER TRY
Sometimes the printer dialogue box doesn't work so click on the image and drag it to your desktop, where it will become an icon.
* Then right-click on the icon to get a menu, choose print
* Now you should get a preview with a small image and a choice to fit the picture to frame. choosing the fit picture to frame should allow a full image to fill the page.
If it doesn't
* From the same preview choose options (not print) then...
* Click on printer properties then
* Features then
* Next click fit the page or borderless
* Then ok
* Then print.
ANOTHER METHOD
If it does not come to the correct size then save it to a word document. You can do this by right-clicking on the blog picture and choosing copy image on it. Next, open up a blank word document and past to the word document. It should come to the correct size and orientation.
My newer coloring pages have an optional pdf file link, (PDFs need you to download the temporary file and then open the temporary file and print from there, it is really simple just a couple of clicks.) You might try to convert the image to pdf you can download a free word to pdf tool online if your program does not already have one. Or if the pdf is not working try to convert to word. Often a pdf converter will do that.
IMAGE SIZE
If it still doesn't come in the correct size then click on the image that you pasted into word- it will have some lines around it and circles in the corners. Put your courser on the corner circle and drag to enlarge the image.
IMAGE MOVEABILITY
If the image refuses to go where you want it to go on your page then right-click on your mouse, choose the image setting on the list (near the bottom) choose to put the image in front of the text feature. Then it should go where you want it.
If you cannot move the image on your page, click on it and from the dialog box choose "Wrap Text" then the choice of "In Front of Text."
UNDO YOUR PRESET MARGINS
If the image does not want to fill the page or if it wants to go to the right side and part of it disappearing then the preset margins are in the way. If that happens look to the toolbar at the top of your screen and click on the tab for page layouts. On the left is an icon for the margins, click on the icon and scroll to the bottom for the custom margins feature. Reset the margins to 0 and save (It will only affect this document). The image should fill up the page and print nicely.
ABOUT A-4 PAPER
Please follow the steps for Word Document:
Open the Word document.
Go to File.
Then go to print.
Scroll down, and the last option is Page Setup.
Under the Page Setup window, there is the 2nd option i.e. Paper.
Click on Paper > Paper Source option.
Under Paper Source : Under First Page option: Select the tray you want to print the paper from.
Under Other Page option: Select the tray as well.
Click OK.
Click on Properties. The first option is Printing Options.
Click on Printing Options.
Under Printing Options, there is the second option Paper.
Click on the drop down arrow under option Paper.
Click onOther Size > Fit to New Paper Size > Select A4.
Click on the drop down arrow again and click on Select by Tray.
Chose the tray that has A4 paper in it.
Click OK.
Click Print.
For PDF files:
Open the PDF document.
Go to File.
Then go to print.
Then click on Properties. The first option is Printing Options.
Click on Printing Options.
Under Printing Options, there is the second option Paper.
Click on the drop down arrow under option Paper.
Click on Other Size > Fit to New Paper Size > Select A4.
Click on the drop down arrow again and click on Select by Tray.
Chose the tray that has A4 paper in it.
Click OK.
Click Print.
PERMISSIONS AND RESTRICTIONS
I offer my art as a free service, (but donations are welcome). All copyright laws apply, so please do not reproduce for distribution in any medium for profit any of my work. I give permission to individuals to use and reproduce a reasonable limited quantity for personal use and classroom use. Friends and partners may post a few images to their websites as long as attribution is given and a link back to my blog is included. I, in turn, will list a link to their site in my other resources column in the sidebar.
