Printing from IE

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Javier

I work at a Real Estate Company and we have our home listings and for each listing we have a flyer that can be printed. Well I want to redesign the flyers but when they print there is always all that junk printed from Internet Explorer. You know; “Page 2 of 3â€, etc… Well I want that not to be printed when we print our flyers, is that possible? What script or code do I put into my HTML to do that?
 
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MD WebsUnlimited.com

Hi Javier,

You'll need to create Print Templates to accomplish that. See
http://search.microsoft.com/search/results.aspx?View=msdn&st=a&qu=Print+Templates&c=0&s=1

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Javier said:
I work at a Real Estate Company and we have our home listings and for each
listing we have a flyer that can be printed. Well I want to redesign the
flyers but when they print there is always all that junk printed from
Internet Explorer. You know; "Page 2 of 3", etc. Well I want that not to be
printed when we print our flyers, is that possible? What script or code do I
put into my HTML to do that?
 
T

Thomas A. Rowe

This a setting control by the user, under Print Setup Function in IE.

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Javier said:
I work at a Real Estate Company and we have our home listings and for each
listing we have a flyer that can be printed. Well I want to redesign the
flyers but when they print there is always all that junk printed from
Internet Explorer. You know; "Page 2 of 3", etc. Well I want that not to be
printed when we print our flyers, is that possible? What script or code do I
put into my HTML to do that?
 
T

Tom Gahagan

OR... he could just use some white out! < vbg >
Sorry... it's been a long day and I just took a smart a** pill!

Tom Gahagan
 
C

chris leeds

besides the good suggestions from the other guys you could use .css to
format your listings to be more "printer friendly".
it usually involves making a separate style sheet for the @ print media.

Javier said:
I work at a Real Estate Company and we have our home listings and for each
listing we have a flyer that can be printed. Well I want to redesign the
flyers but when they print there is always all that junk printed from
Internet Explorer. You know; "Page 2 of 3", etc. Well I want that not to be
printed when we print our flyers, is that possible? What script or code do I
put into my HTML to do that?
 
J

Javier

Thanks guys I will try and do the printing templates and CSS stuff. I was hoping you could just control IE itself into printing a cetain way, because I know how to get what I want printed the way I want, it's just those dang "page 1 of whatever" stuff.

-Javi
 
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