Or you can maximize your browser with the coupon displaying on the page. Then hit shift-print_screen (would be the key next to your scroll lock, near your number lock key in the upper right of your keyboard somewhere).
Then open up MS Paint, control-V to paste the copied screen onto the paint page, and print from there. You'd be printing the image of your entire monitor desktop, not just the coupon. But it'll serve as a work-around. And you can edit out tabs or personal stuff by using the Paint program's brush or eraser to black out anything on your desktop you don't want to present to the store.
I do this when I win stuff from a work-related app, and the company wants a copy of my paystub to prove eligibility. I print the screen and edit out my social security number and bank account info, then save and upload to the company.
Another workaround is to right-click on the browser page that displays the coupon, and "save" as a PDF file. Then print it out from your PDF reader.
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