IE is splitting a line in two when printing

[RedRobotHero]

When I print a web page in IE, it splits the last line of text on a page horizontally, printing the top half on one page, and the bottom half on the next page.

How can I change my page so that IE prints it correctly?

I'm in the midst of making the print style sheet for this site.

 

[RedRobotHero]

Could the problem be because the offending text is within a div within a div? Because Netscape is only printing the first page.

I've assigned both the inner and outer div

float: none;

but that doesn't fix it.

 

[RedRobotHero]

Well, I've fixed the Netscape problem. The trouble was the outside div was in abolute positioning, so I made that relative for the print CSS, and it works it Netscape. But it still has the same problem with IE.

 

[stormbind]

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnie55/html/beyondprintpreview.asp

There's some stuff on printing in IE there, and a load of links. Maybe something will be of use to you

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[RedRobotHero]

I didn't think I was trying to do anything fancy. You would expect that not making one line per page unreadable would be the default status for IE. I created this problem with HTML and CSS, and I would like to fix it the same way.


I'll put together a stripped-down version of the problem page for y'all to comment on.

 

[RedRobotHero]

Here we go:

http://www.horriblepain.com/quicks/co01.html

Also, Netscape cuts off a little bit of the right-hand side of the body text. I don't know if those two problems are related or separate.

 

[stormbind]

In print preview it says the margins are 7.5mm perhaps you can tweak this setting?

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[RedRobotHero]

Well, I fixed it for IE, (the

top

of the outer div needs to be equal to 0) but I'm still working on Netscape's tendency to cut off the right-hand side.

Stormbind: Can I control that setting? I assumed that would be controlled on the client's end.