Thanks...I decided to just print a plain html file using a popup window which
automatically starts up the print dialog then when you click on the print
button I have the popup widow close self.close();
On my link to open the print page I have
onclick="window.open('print.cfm','newWindow','left=1600,top=1600,height=10,width=10,toolbars=no,scrollbars=no,resizable=no');">
This popups in fron of my main webpage.
Question...Is there a way to have the popup window to popup "behind" or "off
the screen" so the user doesn't see it?
I've played with the left & right settings but it just puts it in the lower
right hand corner.
> >
> >I don't personally know how to do this, but I know the answer is
> >javascript and a printer-friendly web page.
>
> Sowee, I forgot to mention this in my previous post. To do this in
> JavaScript, simply call the window.print() method. If you use RTF or
> PDF though, it is most likely that their associated programs (i.e.:
> MSWord, Acrobat) will launch within your browser's container. Because
> they have their own Print button, you need not add JavaScript to print
> the page.
>
> In my experience though, you need to make sure that your file would
> send the correct Content-type header to your browser. Otherwise, your
> browser will just present you a "Save As" dialog regardless of your
> file's extension.
>
>
> Regards,
>
>
>
> [ simon.cpu
]
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