Check your browser’s page setup. Mine was set at 30% scale. (I hadn’t made the change myself.) Anyway, if you got to File > Page setup > Format, you can reset your scale to 100%. Your maps should then print out larger.
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I too had the same problem. Google Map looks fine on screen but when I print, the “Save Trees. Go Green!” ad is huge. The important information – the directions – are probably 6 pt. font. Like THAT is going to help me get where I’m going!!
I’m using XP Pro and printed it thru Windows 8 and Google Chrome. Same problem. Adjusted compatability view in Windows – no luck.
I finally resolved my problem by using MapQuest!
I had the same problem..just go to File>Page Setup> uncheck “Shrink to Fit” and it should print out fine. I couldn’t find “Format” as an option with Windows XP.
Thanks DK. I checked my settings and “Shrink to Fit” was not checked.
= Appreciate your help though.