In short I believe the answer is no:
http://www.developer.com/dhtml/article.php/639581
However if approp. you could produce images and/or pdf files - normally
these should print as you wish with layout/colours as designed originally.
**** or you could ***
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+ try to use text +
+ +
+ as a method of +
+ +
+ styling pages +
+ +
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***** not so colourful or exciting tho *****
The other thing you should consider is whether the users printer is working
properly.. they maybe running with one colour missing.
;-)
If they are printing using CMYK and there is no Cyan... and your page uses
that colour for background, then they wont see very much ;-)
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Keith
"Felix Natter" <fn*****@gmx.net> wrote in message
news:m3************@werkstatt4.ldc...
hi,
is there a way (html/css/javascript) to force IE to print
background-colors exactly as specified in html/stylesheets?
I tried to use @media print { ... } to override IE's "print background
colors + images" option, but it doesn't work. Any other idea?
I'd like to avoid relying on the user for setting this option.
thanks,
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Felix Natter