I just read an interesting article on webreference.com about using print 
templates to manipulate what the output should look like for printing.  
May be this could be helpful.


2. FROM WEBREFERENCE.COM: - "How-to" JavaScript/DHTML

* Print Templates, Part I

First introduced with Internet Explorer 5.5, print templates
allow you to control the look of your Web site's pages when printed.
We begin our in-depth examination by showing you how to create
both static print templates, and dynamic templates using JavaScript.

http://www.webreference.com/js/column89/

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3. DOC JAVASCRIPT'S TIPS OF THE WEEK: - A New Tip Every Day

* Print Template's Behaviors

Have you practiced behaviors lately? Learn about the four print
template's behaviors.
http://www.webreference.com/js/tips/010731.html

* Print Template's Benefits

Have you written a print template lately? Learn about the
benefits and usages of print templates in Internet Explorer 6.
http://www.webreference.com/js/tips/010730.html

Want more JavaScript and Web development articles? Head to:
http://www.webreference.com

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> Hi, I'm using CSS and trying to implement page breaks to properly format 
> on paper. ie. H3 { page-break-after:always; } in my .css file. Any H3 
tags 
> in MS IE 5 fine but Netscape 4.08 to 4.76 do not appear to recognize the 
> page breaks at all. Am I doing something wrong or is there another way 
to 
> do this. Thanks in advance.