(1) Your printed table is more then one page or is bigger then the width of a page

(a) Choose a smaller size

Microsoft Explorer View/Textsize

Netscape View/Decrease Font

(b) The output is two wide: Choose the Landscape option for your printer
(c) Obtain some Legal size paper and set your printer options appropriately

(2) There are two many categories in the data.
If the variable is AGE, AGEDBRN, INCOME, PAEDUC, SPEDUC, CHILDS, etc.  you can do either of the following

(a)  Under options make sure you have checked Statistics
Report only the column categories and the means for the dependent variable.  The pattern of the difference in means indicates if there is a relationship between the variables.

(b) Recoded, compressed, into less categories:
Recode possibilities for Data Analysis Exercise

AGE
Frequencies range from 18-89
Though there are numerous rationales for recoding this variable (those people born before and after a major event, age categories based on developmental theories, etc.) the following is a sample recoding to compress the categories for AGE
New    Old
1        18-19
2        20-29
3        30-39
4        40-49
5        50-59
6        60-69
7        70-79
8        80-89

Your recode statement replaces the variable name:
    AGE(r:18-19;20-29;30-39;40-49;50-59;60-69;70-79;80-89)

To add labels place the label in quotes after each category e.g..
    AGE(r:18-19"Youngest 18-20";20-29;30-39;40-49;50-59;60-69;70-79;80-89"Oldest 80-89")