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Oh yeah I forgot to add in that it will be in an Intranet running Windows.
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Oh yeah I forgot to add in that it will be in an Intranet running Windows.

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Define 'printer friendly' ;-) <br />
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The best you can do is reformat the information into a table no more than 600 px wide, black text/white background, no animations, no layers, no dropdown/form elements, nothing fancy AT ALL. <br />
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You can use a javascript print button to bring up the print dialog box, but you have really no control over how many pages print, headers/footers, backgrounds, etc. <br />
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Since you're on an intranet and you know pretty much how things are set up, it would be possible to write a fancy ActiveX control that might let you have more control -- but it might be more work than necessary. 
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Define 'printer friendly' ;-)

The best you can do is reformat the information into a table no more than 600 px wide, black text/white background, no animations, no layers, no dropdown/form elements, nothing fancy AT ALL.

You can use a javascript print button to bring up the print dialog box, but you have really no control over how many pages print, headers/footers, backgrounds, etc.

Since you're on an intranet and you know pretty much how things are set up, it would be possible to write a fancy ActiveX control that might let you have more control -- but it might be more work than necessary.

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windows.print() will popup the print dialog box.
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windows.print() will popup the print dialog box.

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i guess what I would like to do is to have the page displayed into the table and then the body of the page to call windows.print(). &nbsp;will this work?
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i guess what I would like to do is to have the page displayed into the table and then the body of the page to call windows.print().  will this work?

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What I would like to do is to have a link that will pop up the windows print dialog (or something like it) which gives the visitor a choice of print 1 page, x-y pages, or all pages of a report. &nbsp;Then I would like to make the report printer friendly. &nbsp;Is this possible and how?
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What I would like to do is to have a link that will pop up the windows print dialog (or something like it) which gives the visitor a choice of print 1 page, x-y pages, or all pages of a report.  Then I would like to make the report printer friendly.  Is this possible and how?

Printing an ASP page to client print

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