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That works.<br />
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Thanks!
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I'm setting up a bunch of printable pages from my original cfml pages. &nbsp;I am just wrapping a cfinclude in the cfdocument tag. &nbsp;There are a few things on the cfinclude document that I do not want displayed at print time. &nbsp;Is there anyway I can exclude these peices from displaying at printout?<br />

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I'm setting up a bunch of printable pages from my original cfml pages.  I am just wrapping a cfinclude in the cfdocument tag.  There are a few things on the cfinclude document that I do not want displayed at print time.  Is there anyway I can exclude these peices from displaying at printout?


Any way to stop specific parts of a page from displaying when included in a &lt;cfdocument&gt; tag for print?

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Any way to stop specific parts of a page from displaying when included in a &lt;cfdocument&gt; tag for print?

Any way to stop specific parts of a page from displaying when included in a <cfdocument> tag for print?