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Default Chart does not print properly even if shows ok in page break previ

When I have a worksheet which includes a chart that is big in size and then I
want it to print in one page then I use the fit to function in the page
property window and select either a percentage or the number of pages (i.e,
tall x wide).

Once I print or do print preview the cells are shrunk so the fit to
whatever size I requested but somehow the chart does not shrink. I looks as
if it is an independent object. This is deceiving particularly in the page
break preview which does show that my chart will fit inside my page but when
I print it does something completely different. Excel 2003 did not have this
problem I just noticed it in excel 2007.
 
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