B-Reader / Discovery Diagnostics, Inc. - How To Print This Page: "Discovery Diagnostics is a California medical corporation led by Daniel Powers, MD who provides primary diagnostic Imaging services in 49 states and the District of Columbia and second opinions in all 50 states."

Subscribers to Breader.com are entitled to print all of our web pages. Often the margins of pages from the Internet will not print completely. Below are some instructions to ensure that you can print what you see online at Breader.com.

By default, your web browser software sets page margins for printing pages from the Internet. These preset margins are frequently incompatible with the actual margins of pages you see on the Net. You can correct this situation for pages from Breader.com by altering some of your browser's settings.

Assuming that you are using Microsoft Internet Explorer, please click on the "File" menu at the top left of your browser window (see illustration at left) and then click on the "Page Setup..." option. Once the Page Setup options appear, you are only seconds away from making simple changes to your browser settings that will result in complete print-outs of pages from Breader.com.

Now that your Page Setup window has presented itself, please look for the "Margin (inches)" area of that window. It consists of four measurements: left, right, top, and bottom. In each of theses four boxes you should see numbers and decimels like "0.75" or "1.55." Replace all of these figures with "0.25" (without the quotes) as in the illustration at right. By changing the preset figures in these boxes to "0.25", you are establishing that any pages you print from the Internet will occupy the maximum amount of space on a printed page that your printer will allow. In other words, not only will Breader.com pages print more productively after making these changes, but all web pages you print should now be more faithful to their online counterparts.

Once you have made the Margins (inches) changes suggested here, please click on the "OK" button at the bottom of the Page Setup window. Once you have clicked OK, any web page you print should consist of all the information you need, without words bleeding off the edge of the page or any important information getting lost.

Now all that you need to do is return to the page you wish to print and click on the print button at the top of your screen.

If you are not using Microsoft Internet Explorer, find the appropriate setup parameters for your web browser and make changes similar to those described above.