Please describe the problem:
A .tif file displayed as a page in eog doesn't print properly.  It has its edge cut off and is oddly compressed.  The file in question is available for your perusal at http://static.wayforth.co.uk/20060710164155.tif.  This is one of many that exhibit the issue.

Steps to reproduce:
1. Load file in eog.
2. Print file.

Actual results:
The file is printed, but the right edge is cut off, and the part that is visible is vertically compressed.

Expected results:
The file should print as it's displayed on the screen.

Does this happen every time?
Yes

Other information:
I don't know enough about Gnome to ascertain whether this is a bug in eog or gnome-print.  The image looks fine when displayed in eog, but distorted when printed from eog.  My first thought was that a "fit-to-page" button, as in Windows, might alleviate the issue.  However I am not sure whether this would mask some other problem.  FYI the file prints perfectly from imagemagick's display program, but doesn't fill the page.