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There is at least one thread at EE about this; one solution involves CSS, another ScriptX from MeadCo (an ActiveX component). A bit of searching might help you...
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There is at least one thread at EE about this; one solution involves CSS, another ScriptX from MeadCo (an ActiveX component). A bit of searching might help you...

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@stengelj:<br />
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Great idea!
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I have a webpage that I use in IE6 that when I print reports I always want them to be in landscape.<br />
What I do cuurently is after I have opened up the webpage I go to &quot;File&quot; &quot;Page Setup&quot; in IE6 and choose &quot;Landscape&quot;<br />
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My question - how can I make this Page setup stick so that I don't have to change this each time?<br />
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Thanks!
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I have a webpage that I use in IE6 that when I print reports I always want them to be in landscape.
What I do cuurently is after I have opened up the webpage I go to "File" "Page Setup" in IE6 and choose "Landscape"

My question - how can I make this Page setup stick so that I don't have to change this each time?

Thanks!

Can I make a specific website print landscape each time in IE6

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