Page Breaks

I've been using Hypersnap for some time now and find it very useful, especially for web pages, where most browsers are pretty hopeless at producing a reasonable print of a page.
One thing I've never found how to do (so I guess it's a suggestion for an added feature) is to control page breaks in images that stretch over more than one page. Hypersnap is completely indiscriminate, and often cuts lines of text in half, making them difficult to read.
If it were possible to do this, I'd suggest using the Print Preview mode, which would then need to display all pages, not just the first and the last.
Keep up the good work!
Mike

Thanks, Greg. Yes, I see the problem. I assume, when you send the image to the printer, you don't include any page breaks, but just leave it to the printer to sort it out based on page size/margin settings, etc.
 
It wouldn't be a perfect solution, but how about a 'Print Selected Area' facility, to work like the Crop function, but non-destructive, so that you kept the complete original image and could take 'several bites at the cherry'. In a program that handled long documents, it would be a bit of a pain, but for the sort of purposes that I, and I suspect most other users, use Hypersnap, it would be an acceptable way of producing a tidy ptintout where that was necessary.
 
I could also offer you a few tips on the best way to suck eggs, Granny
 
Mike

I'll try those and see which works best for me.
Many thanks for your help.