Page size too large for my screen.

scan a copy to pc documents , save to word , use photo shop and reduce in size
print page and then re-scan

change print grey scale to 2 color.

An 8.5 inch wide document scanned at 200 dpi gives you an image that is 1700 pixels wide. This is almost enough to fill a fullHD TV screen at native resolution (1920 pixels wide) which is unnecessary detail. I would use any picture editing programme (many free ones available) to reduce the overall pixel width of your already scanned images by 50 percent. This will automatically reduce the 1MB image to 250k. If you can scan again, use 100 dpi to scan - the result is same; image will be half as wide (and long), and picture file size one quarter of the 200 dpi scan.

Reduce / Increase Text Size on My Gmail

Between the message list, search bar, labels and chat window, GMail's web interface displays a lot of information.

If your web browser is displaying all of these items in a large font, they may not fit comfortably on your screen.

Fortunately, you can easily change your web browser's text size on Gmail to ensure that all of the components fit.

Alternatively, you can use a special GMail Labs feature to change the default text size for all of the emails that you compose.

Navigate to your GMail inbox in your web browser.


Hold the "Ctrl" key on your keyboard and press the "-" key. Your web browser will shrink all of the text on the current web page.

You can repeat this step to shrink the text even more.

Hold "Ctrl" and press "+" to increase the text size if you shrink it too much.
Gmail Default Font

Navigate to your GMail inbox and click the gear icon in the top right corner of the screen.
Select "Labs" from the drop-down menu.
Scroll down to "Default Text Styling" and click "Enable."
Scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Save Changes."
Click the gear icon in the top right corner of the screen and select "Mail Settings." Click the "TT" icon in the "Default Text Style" section. Select "Small."

Scroll to the bottom of the page and click "Save Changes." Your new email messages will automatically use GMail's small text size.

Two step process, scan and save the image, then print and select landscape

Hello,

to make your information bold, fit your page or readable, simply press and hold Ctrl, then press + to increase the size of the text and press and hold Ctrl then - to reduce the font.

That is ctrl and + (plus) in increase font. Then Ctrl and - (minus) to reduce font.

Or go to the toolbar of your page, click view, and scroll to full page or zoom. You could simply press "F11" for the full page.

I hope this would help to solve your problem.

Take care.

On the top of the page click "view" Click "zoom" or "full Page"
Good Wishes.

well you can try
control panel
accessibilty option
pick a task
configure window to work for you
next
pick one of those

HI HAVE YOU CHANGE JUST THE PAGE SIZE ALL THE SCREEN SIZE 
PAGE SIZE IS EXPLORER VIEW THEN TEXT SIZE.
SCREEN IS RIGHT CLICK DESK TOP THEN PROP THEN SETTING THEN CHAGE SCREEN RESS

If part of the web page is not visible on the screen, you may have accidentally dragged it off to the side. Click the green button at the top-left corner of the web page to resize the window to fit on the screen.
If your screen resolution is set to 800 x 600 or less, most web pages won't fit on the screen. If possible, increase resolution to at least 1024 x 768 in System Preferences > Displays.
You may have accidentally hit Command (Apple key) and the plus sign (+) key -- this makes the text bigger. To reduce text size, hit Command and hyphen (-) key.
Finally, if Zoom is turned on in the Universal Access setting, you be looking at only part of the screen -- zoomed in like using a magnifying glass. Hold down Command (Apple key) and ALT key and hyphen (-) to see if this is on -- it will unzoom (zoom out) by one step. Turn this off or on in System Preferences > Universal Access.
I hope that helps.