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Name/type of printer?<br />
Windows 3.1, 95, NT, or 98?<br />
Amount of RAM on your computer?<br />
Amount of available RAM on your computer?<br />
Speed of your processor, e.g., Pentium 60 ?<br />

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Name/type of printer?
Windows 3.1, 95, NT, or 98?
Amount of RAM on your computer?
Amount of available RAM on your computer?
Speed of your processor, e.g., Pentium 60 ?


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When I print a copy of a web page from my browser, (using the toolbar or the menu) sometimes it reads the file, sends it to the printer and it prints - not a problem. &nbsp;Then on a subsequent attempt, it will hang when I get to the &quot;printing page 1&quot; message, and sometimes I just get a little flicker of the screen and that's all?! There is no pattern that I can find. &nbsp;In fact I had this problem printing out some of the screens from this great site, and then subsequently had none. &nbsp;Originally I thought it was due to selecting the print option before the page was fully downloaded, but I've been waiitng until the browser tells me &quot;Document: Done&quot; and still am having this problem. &nbsp;Any suggestions?? I'm using Win 3.1, on a 486DX 100Mhz sytem with 12M RAM, and a Canon BJ-200e printer.
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When I print a copy of a web page from my browser, (using the toolbar or the menu) sometimes it reads the file, sends it to the printer and it prints - not a problem.  Then on a subsequent attempt, it will hang when I get to the "printing page 1" message, and sometimes I just get a little flicker of the screen and that's all?! There is no pattern that I can find.  In fact I had this problem printing out some of the screens from this great site, and then subsequently had none.  Originally I thought it was due to selecting the print option before the page was fully downloaded, but I've been waiitng until the browser tells me "Document: Done" and still am having this problem.  Any suggestions?? I'm using Win 3.1, on a 486DX 100Mhz sytem with 12M RAM, and a Canon BJ-200e printer.

Netscape 3.0 printing slow

Web browsers are applications used primarily to display documents, files and media from the Internet, identified by a Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that can be a page, image, video or other file. Some browsers require the use of add-ons or extensions to safely render the information they receive; others have systems built into them to perform the same functions.