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hi i wanna print aspx page to default printer..without selecting printer...<br />
i am using this code<br />
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&lt;input type=&quot;button&quot; name=&quot;PrintButton&quot; onclick=&quot;javascript:window<wbr />.print();&quot;<wbr /> value=&quot;Print Page&quot; /&gt;<br />
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but its asking for default printer...then its going to be print that page...<br />
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but i wanna print page directly page without select printer again and again.....<br />
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i mean can i set default printer so that every time i don't have to select the printer....
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hi i wanna print aspx page to default printer..without selecting printer...
i am using this code

<input type="button" name="PrintButton" onclick="javascript:window.print();" value="Print Page" />

but its asking for default printer...then its going to be print that page...

but i wanna print page directly page without select printer again and again.....

i mean can i set default printer so that every time i don't have to select the printer....

print aspx page to default printer without any interactions

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