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I have opened a picture in gimp and when i go to print it, the window with print set up is too big for my screen and the print button apears to be below where my 600x800 screen is. Should i be using a higher resolution on my monitor? I can resize by draging but only larger. Thanks John Taylor
If you can resize the dialog box, then make it a little larger, then hold down the ALT key, left-click the dialog box and drag the thing around the screen until you can see the relavent portions.
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