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My site has a print button which in other browsers brings up a normal print window. Chrome attempts a print preview which always fails. Does anyone know of a work around I could apply to my page code to get print function working in Chrome?<br />
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page is here: <a href="http://cmr.osu.edu/cmr/includes/viewModelData.php?id=2&hid=72#none" rel="ugc">http://cmr.osu.edu/cmr/includes/viewModelData.php?id=2&hid=72#none</a>
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My site has a print button which in other browsers brings up a normal print window. Chrome attempts a print preview which always fails. Does anyone know of a work around I could apply to my page code to get print function working in Chrome?

Thanks

page is here: http://cmr.osu.edu/cmr/includes/viewModelData.php?id=2&hid=72#none

Print preview failed - Chrome

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