LorneBackler
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hide url when page printed?
how to hide the url of my page when the user prints a page from my website.
ex: file - print from the browser window.
the user sees
page data.......
............ etc
and at the bottom he sees
http://www.mysite.com/myPage.aspx <------> how to hide this
ex: file - print from the browser window.
the user sees
page data.......
............ etc
and at the bottom he sees
http://www.mysite.com/myPage.aspx <------> how to hide this
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alternatively you can provide printable versions of your files/pages in another format ex: pdf, doc, rtf, etc etc.
Hello...
You can remove the Footer value by going to FILE -> PAGE Setup in IE. I think &u in the footer value means the page URL. But it depends on the user print settings....I don't think you can change this programmatically.
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You can remove the Footer value by going to FILE -> PAGE Setup in IE. I think &u in the footer value means the page URL. But it depends on the user print settings....I don't think you can change this programmatically.
S:
LorneBackler,
I agree with Alextr. I would suggest PDF only, though. Doc and RTS are editable formats. You wouldn't want people to download a DOC file (let's assume it's their receipt for ordering on your e-commerce site) and start changing the numbers. It also gives your users the ability to electronically save the page instead of printing it on paper.
JM
I agree with Alextr. I would suggest PDF only, though. Doc and RTS are editable formats. You wouldn't want people to download a DOC file (let's assume it's their receipt for ordering on your e-commerce site) and start changing the numbers. It also gives your users the ability to electronically save the page instead of printing it on paper.
JM
Thank you,
Good luck with your project.
Rod
Good luck with your project.
Rod