I consider myself fairly "tech savvy," but for the life of me I can't figure this out...
Is there any way to print a 10-k (or q, for that matter) such that it "fits-to-page" on an 8.5x11? I read a lot of financial reports and every time I download and print one from Edgar, there is a page break (horizontal line) 3 inches or so from the bottom, which compresses (thereby shrinking) all the text.
Before I get nailed with a deluge of MS, I have tried a few things: 1. adjusting printer settings (no way to "stretch" each page 3 inches down) 2. copy pasting the entire report to word (lose formatting) 3. I realize you can get statements directly from the companies, but I usually don't want to wait 4. printing reports directly from IR website--fine once it's posted, but again, don't want to wait for an "annual report" just to read the k. 5. Googling - no luck (but may just be retarded and missed the answer)
Have you tried opening it in Adobe and playing with the printing options? Is it in PDF format? is it a scan that's put into PDF format or is it something made in Word and printed in PDF format? Adobe has a printing option called Fit which usually sorts everything out for you on paper. I know you specified adjusting printer settings but I don't which one.
EDIT: Also have you specified the type of paper you are printing on, in the options?
Nah - straight off of Edgar... it's an HTML file. search an edgar for any company, pull a 10-k, and you'll see what i mean.
I can open it in my browser and "print to PDF" but you get the same result as if you printed it directly to paper.
I played around with selecting different paper sizes, scaling adjustments, etc. no luck.
Have you tied turning it off and on again?
then take out the battery, wait 30 seconds, and put it back in?
Need more elbow grease. Remember, wax on, wax off.
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