internet images and print size...?

is there any way to consistently control how large a JPEG image will print when printed from a browser?...say if you send people a link of a jpeg coupon on your site.

or is PDF the only answer?

thanks,
Leon

You might find these links useful:
http://meyerweb.com/eric/articles/webrev/200001.html
http://www.yourhtmlsource.com/stylesheets/cssmediatypes.html

What I would do is size the image in your print css in inches:

img.coupon {
width: 8in;
height: 2.5in;
}

…and save the img with a really high resolution, like 300dpi. Printing the image should result in a fairly consistent, high-quality print.

What I would do is size the image in your print css in inches:

img.coupon {
width: 8in;
height: 2.5in;
}

…and save the img with a really high resolution, like 300dpi. Printing the image should result in a fairly consistent, high-quality print.

nice, thanks.

You can use the @media print rules to set the look of a page when it prints.