I search from Internet, the result are:
(1)<script defer>
function SetPrintSettings() {
?// -- advanced features
?factory.printing.SetMarginMeasure(2) // measure margins in inches
?factory.SetPageRange(false, 1, 3) // need pages from 1 to 3
?factory.printing.printer = "HP DeskJet 870C"
?factory.printing.copies = 2
?factory.printing.collate = true
?factory.printing.paperSize = "A4"
?factory.printing.paperSource = "Manual feed"
?// -- basic features
?factory.printing.header = "This is MeadCo"
?factory.printing.footer = "Advanced Printing by ScriptX"
?factory.printing.portrait = false
?factory.printing.leftMargin = 1.0
?factory.printing.topMargin = 1.0
?factory.printing.rightMargin = 1.0
?factory.printing.bottomMargin = 1.0
}
</script>
(2)
<script language="javascript">
??function printsetup(){
??// setting
??wb.execwb(8,1);
??}
??function printpreview(){
??// preview
????
??wb.execwb(7,1);
?????
????
??}
??function printit()
??{
??if (confirm(''''Confirm?'''')) {
??wb.execwb(6,6)
??}
??}
??</script>
</head>
<body>
<OBJECT classid="CLSID:8856F961-340A-11D0-A96B-00C04FD705A2"
height=0 id=wb name=wb width=0></OBJECT>
<input type=button name=button_print value="Print"
onclick="javascript
:printit()">
<input type=button?name=button_setup value="Page Setting"
onclick="javascript
:printsetup();">
<input type=button?name=button_show value="Preview"
onclick="javascript
:printpreview();">
<input type=button name=button_fh value="close"
onclick="javascript
:window.close();">
Good luck!
:)
"Suzanka" <su************@nbad.com>
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Hello,
I have an application written in C# on visual studio .NET. It is a web
aplication.
The application consists of many different forms, that users
occassionaly want to print out for filing.
When they log to application (through web browser) and choose the
print option, on the right margin few cm get cut off (so some fields
do not print out).
Is there any function that ensure that when user pritns he gets the
entire page which is displayed?
Thanks & Regards,
Suzann
