Re: Ready,Set; Print!
This WebDNA talk-list message is from 1999
It keeps the original formatting.
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texte = Are you talking about forcing the visitor of your site to print the page? My suspicions are that you would have to wade through a lot of javascript and vbscript code to come up with something that works even remotely consistent across many browsers. I would be interested as well in how to most compatibly implement script based printing of the browser window. In an all Microsoft world it is easy. But there are all kinds of users to please in the DMZ and the ones running Mosaic 2.0 are usually also the most vocal.Mike Davis Network 13, Inc. ---------- >From: The Mooseman
>To: WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com >Subject: Re: Ready,Set; Print! >Date: Wed, Jan 6, 1999, 2:17 PM >> I would like to auto print the loaded browser web page rather > than a file created by it. > > What you think about that? > > Mooseman > > > > In reply to: > > >>Are you trying to print the web page itself, or just print information >>from the processed page (like an order, or the results of a search)? >>I've used the following on an NT server to print out a ticket order >>form: >> >>[include notifyprint.txt] >>[dos]type c:\yourpath\ticketprint.txt > lpt1[/dos] >> >>Where notifyprint.txt writes out a file called ticketprint.txt with the >>order information. You might try writing out the page to a file and >>then printing it. >> >>Hope this helps, >>John >> >>The Mooseman wrote: >>> >>> Howdy Y'all, >>> >>> Has anyone got WebCat to print a loaded page >>> after calling it? Or at least sending it to the printer? >>> >>> Or I, suppose JavaScwipt might do dat? >>> >>> Let me know if you have an idea or two! >>> >>> Humbly, >>> >>> Mooseman > > > > > >
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Are you talking about forcing the visitor of your site to print the page? My suspicions are that you would have to wade through a lot of javascript and vbscript code to come up with something that works even remotely consistent across many browsers. I would be interested as well in how to most compatibly implement script based printing of the browser window. In an all Microsoft world it is easy. But there are all kinds of users to please in the DMZ and the ones running Mosaic 2.0 are usually also the most vocal.Mike Davis Network 13, Inc. ---------- >From: The Mooseman >To: WebDNA-Talk@smithmicro.com >Subject: Re: Ready,Set; Print! >Date: Wed, Jan 6, 1999, 2:17 PM >> I would like to auto print the loaded browser web page rather > than a file created by it. > > What you think about that? > > Mooseman > > > > In reply to: > > >>Are you trying to print the web page itself, or just print information >>from the processed page (like an order, or the results of a search)? >>I've used the following on an NT server to print out a ticket order >>form: >> >>[include notifyprint.txt] >>[DOS]type c:\yourpath\ticketprint.txt > lpt1[/dos] >> >>Where notifyprint.txt writes out a file called ticketprint.txt with the >>order information. You might try writing out the page to a file and >>then printing it. >> >>Hope this helps, >>John >> >>The Mooseman wrote: >>> >>> Howdy Y'all, >>> >>> Has anyone got WebCat to print a loaded page >>> after calling it? Or at least sending it to the printer? >>> >>> Or I, suppose JavaScwipt might do dat? >>> >>> Let me know if you have an idea or two! >>> >>> Humbly, >>> >>> Mooseman > > > > > >
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