How Do I Enlarge the Print/Font Size of Received Faxes

Assuming you're referring to the print size of the fonts - letters ..... or the size of the printed page ...
If you're printing from your computer, you'll need to change the size of the font (to a larger font size) on your document before you print, or adjust the print Properties ... to fit to page, or magnify the size of a small document ...
If you're printing a pdf file, you can specify the size of the document using the enlarge (%) before you send it to the printer

There is another way to increase the Print font size of your printout. If you are using Microsoft Office, click on the change font size drop down and select the font size you desire. If the document is already typed, select the sentences you want to enlarge before the steps above.

Yes! there is, what you have to do is Copy (Ctrl+C) the texts that you want to print and open Microsoft word (MSWord), Paste (Ctrl+V) what you have copied to the document then edit the font size.After you get the font size that you want, do the Printing. You can find the font type and font size options at the upper left of your Microsoft Word environment.... Good Luck.

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If the font size from the printer is smaller than on your screen then you need to adjust the font in the print options/advanced tab. The font rint out is defaulted to either 8 or 10. Go to Print Preview...Print options and go to the advanced tab and set print font size to Scale for A4 paper.

It sounds like you are printing to postcard size paper.

This document explains the different results obtained when using or not using the Automatic Reduction (or Auto Reduction) Feature. The following issues usually result when the Automatic Reduction feature is not set correctly:

• Faxes printing too small
• Faxes printing on more than one page
• A blank page ejecting between each printed fax page

This feature can be turned ON (the default) or OFF from the Advanced Fax Features menu. The two main purposes of the Auto Reduction feature

• Fits a received fax page onto the paper size loaded in the paper tray and selected in the paper size setting of the Basic Fax Setup. For example; if letter size paper is loaded in the paper tray and selected in the fax settings and a legal size document is received, each page will be reduced and printed on one letter sized paper.
• Allows the addition of the fax header margin at the top of every printed fax without extending the fax onto another page. The fax header is printed at the top of every fax received with identifying information about the fax sender. Since this increases the overall page length, the page must be reduced to fit onto one page. Auto reduction slightly shrinks the fax as it is received so the entire page will print on one piece of paper even though a top margin is allowed for the fax header.

Your font and font size are set up in word. Depinding what version of word you are useing as to where this option is. If you look at the top of word screen, you should see a box that lists the font and font size. If you can't find it, go to help and type change font size and it will walk you through how to change your font size.

make the front size 12.

Dear Sir/Madam,

At the left side of ur printer there is adjustment for the font settings or u go the printer settings (Go the Control panel ->Printer and faxes -> right click of properties -> select printing preferences -> adjust paper and font size


Thanks

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Try this link to Lexmark support.

There is a manual that you can download and in it you will see on page 72 how to change font size for your printer.