Phillip M. Jones, C.E.T. wrote: > > barney wrote: >> >> Jay Garcia wrote: >> >> > barney wrote: >> > >> >> I've been playing with print preview. It's a good start, but I haven't >> >> figured out how to get out of it and back to "normal" view of the page >> >> except by a Reload. >> >> >> >> Is there another trick, or is "undo print preview" a future embellishment? >> >> >> >> >> > >> > Add a "tab" then right-click on the "tab" with the print preview loaded >> > and "close tab" .... Band-aid until something else is available. >> > >> > >> >> What you suggest blows the page (and tab history) away, which may be >> rather undesirable. A Reload takes it out of print preview mode and >> back to normal page view. I guess that really is the only way, at least >> for now. > > I thought print preview was part of the print Driver. > > In Communicator (Mac Platform) To do a print preview you: > > > In Chooser choose desired printer (if haven't been set. > > In Page setup set page size and orientation (if haven't already been set). > > Choose print.... in File menu. > > when print window opens you set number of copies (if more than one). > > set Page range (you want specific page printed) > > Then click on Print to print Page(s), OR, click on Preview. > > If Preview is clicked then a preview of the pages are shown on monitor screen. > > On the Mac if you want to get out of the preview "just click CANCEL". > The preview is dimissed and your thrown back back out of the print > command. You choose "print...." again and the window opens up set the > number of pagesa and Range as before. If your preview showed what you > wanted you click PRINT. > > Is this not the way it works in windows? With Unix being all command > line (unless they are using a form of X-Windows) I wouldn't know whether > they have a print setup and print Command. > > Print and Print Preview is a combination of the system and the > application to which the print command being used (in Mac System). > > Why is it difficult to get working in Moz/N6? > >
There is no resemblence to what you describe, and what mozilla does with Print Preview on Windows. There is no printer dialog involved at all.
