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[Chi]

Hi,

My web page has a big table. It looks ok when I view the page in browse.
However, when I print the page off, the table is broken - Half of it is in
the first paper and the other half is on the second paper.


Please help me to fix the problem.

Thanks

Chi

 

[David Berry]

There isn't a good way to fix printing issues from a web page. You can use
CSS to try and make page breaks
(http://www.prowebsites.net/frontpagehelp/CSS_Printing.asp) but it doesn't
always work perfectly. What you need to do is adjust your table sizes until
it all fits on one page. The other option is to make a "Printer Friendly"
version where you click a link and the only thing on the page is the
information you want printed (no header, footer etc)

 

[DSG]

You might also do a page setup in your browser for landscape rather than
portrait, unless your pages need more than 10.5 " wide.
dsg

: There isn't a good way to fix printing issues from a web page. You can
use
: CSS to try and make page breaks
: (http://www.prowebsites.net/frontpagehelp/CSS_Printing.asp) but it doesn't
: always work perfectly. What you need to do is adjust your table sizes
until
: it all fits on one page. The other option is to make a "Printer Friendly"
: version where you click a link and the only thing on the page is the
: information you want printed (no header, footer etc)
:
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:
: : > Hi,
: >
: > My web page has a big table. It looks ok when I view the page in browse.
: > However, when I print the page off, the table is broken - Half of it is
in
: > the first paper and the other half is on the second paper.
: >
: >
: > Please help me to fix the problem.
: >
: > Thanks
: >
: > Chi
: >
:
:

 

[P@tty Ayers]

You might also do a page setup in your browser for landscape rather than
portrait, unless your pages need more than 10.5 " wide.

With all due respect, what help would that be to the web site's users?

 

[DSG]

You're right. I forgot what hat I'm wearing for that question. Sorry.
DSG

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: :
: > You might also do a page setup in your browser for landscape rather than
: > portrait, unless your pages need more than 10.5 " wide.
:
: With all due respect, what help would that be to the web site's users?
:
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