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Click on FILE &gt;&nbsp;PRINT PREVIEW. &nbsp;At the bottom, it will show how many pages.
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Click on FILE > PRINT PREVIEW.  At the bottom, it will show how many pages.

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When I Print / Print Preview a web page, the browser has the ability to put page x of y on the printed document. &nbsp;Is there a way to query the browser to find out how many pages a printed page would be if it was printed?<br />
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I have a displayed web page that when it prints, normally prints to one page. &nbsp;However, depending on the amount of information entered by the user, it could print to 2 or more pages. &nbsp;In that case I want to add conditional page breaks (using page-break-before) to break up the information in the desired format.<br />
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Thanks!
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When I Print / Print Preview a web page, the browser has the ability to put page x of y on the printed document.  Is there a way to query the browser to find out how many pages a printed page would be if it was printed?

I have a displayed web page that when it prints, normally prints to one page.  However, depending on the amount of information entered by the user, it could print to 2 or more pages.  In that case I want to add conditional page breaks (using page-break-before) to break up the information in the desired format.

Thanks!

How to find how many pages a printed web page will be?

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