Try the exercise below, Click Tools -> Options Then click Content Then click Advanced under the Fonts and Colors section. Select 15 for the dropdown labeled minimum font size. Try to print and see if that is what you want. Then just adjust it to a bigger or smaller font as you see fit. Read more: http://www.justanswer.com/questions/1xajz-increase-print-size-printer#ixzz0OCMRhjKH

I have a "closet office" off the living room. It's 5' wide, by 7' long. One window. The door opens out into the living room; the door is on one of the 5' walls. It's cozy, to be sure. At the moment, it's utter chaos; I'm making do with a cheap, small, unfinished corner desk, and papers I'd dearly love to have in filing cabinets are piled on the floor against one wall. The desk is against the wall opposite the door; I sit with my back to the door. I've been planning builtins, which I'll build myself, so I don't have to try to find as-built furniture that fits. The interior 7' wall will be bookshelves, floor to ceiling. Planning to make the first 30' or so be slightly deeper, with sliding doors. Above that to ceiling, open shelves. Deep enough for small hardcover books, no more. The desk will be narrow, with a narrow filing cabinet under on the lefthand side, and the righthand side supported by the base of the bookshelves. Desktop computer under the desk, perhaps in the base of the bookshelf. It's never going to feel like a large space, but we had a similar issue trying to pack in all the functional areas we wanted into a small floor plan. I think this will work out fine; I can fit quite a bit into this space, I think. And frankly, I rather like a small space. Everything's close at hand. Heck, I'll be able to reach a lot of material on the walls without even getting up out of my chair. :-) --Steve

I think a lot of these people resell the products for a profit, of course the aren't going to say that on TV then the tax man will hunt them down. They will buy 90 bottles of mustard (or whatever) with coupons and work it so they make money on the mustard. i.e. Mustard is on sale for $1. They have coupons enough for 90 bottles that add up to a savings of $1.50 on each. So, they make 50 cents on a bottle which in turns, pays for their meat. Then they either resell the mustard or give it away, or some just hoard it, why, I don't know. I love couponing, and on Friday I had a nice haul of a savings at $80. Far from the extreme couponers but for me a huge and exciting deal! If I get coupons for stuff like free baby formula (and there are no babies in this house anymore) I will either get the formula and drop it off at the food bank or leave the coupon on the shelf where the formula is, so that whoever sees it and buys that product can benefit from it. I also do that with coupons that are getting close to expiry, just leave them on the shelves for someone else. I do "hoard" some stuff, because I just can't refuse the great deal, but it's great to have for all the food drives that come around a few times a year, I always have lot's of stuff for them. I would love to coupon on a bigger scale, but it is so time consuming. But it's nice to be able to save every a little something every week on stuff that you would generally buy anyway. No one leaves this house to get something without asking Mom if she has a coupon for it. Usually I do! Then there is groupon, omg, in love....!

Wow....what an amazing list of people.... too many of them no longer with us or active here. It is nice to remember some of their names and their struggles that we shared. Thanks for the memories.