Yes, you can print from an applet but the applet must be a trusted one.
As an applet has to run in the browser sandbox which does not allow to
access local machine resources but if the applet is made secured by
signing it by a certified authority. There are different ways and tools
for java 1.1.x and java 1.2.x.(jarsigner and keytool ). Also if you are
using java 1.2 than you can set permission in java.policy.
for more details please refer to www.java.sun.com.
Ajay
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>From: Eric Wang[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>Sent: Monday, November 22, 1999 8:27 AM
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Can Applet print?
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>Hi:
>
>Is there any way for an Applet to print something?
>Thanks.
>
>Wang
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