How do i hide footers, as it shows webaddress, url in print preview....??

Rupen Anjaria.:)
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Im fairly sure the code is printer specific. I ended up getting the SOE changed to remove these annoying pieces of information. In case you are not aware how to do it manually; within your printer page setup view remove the syntax inside the headers and footers area. It looks something like:

&w&bPage &p of &p (header)
&u&b&d (footer)

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Matt

Matt is correct. There is no way to physically force this on the user or to change the settings since they reside on IE. If you need this functionality there is an activeX control out there that will do this for you.

That control can be found here: http://www.meadroid.com/scriptx/intro62.asp

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mat, what is SOE???

Rupen Anjaria.:)
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We CAN'T avoid problems, but can solve it.

I mostly work in strict Standard Operating Environments (SOE) - A luxury in may ways however can make you a bit lazy in relation to cross borwser compatible code. My biggest problem was not so much the header and footer output but the 20mm margins on all of my end users machines, as you can imagine this reduces a large amount of printable real estate. Of course users can still change these values back, very few do I found.

I have had two print specific objectives recently. Its not only the browser setting but the printer its self also. You never know what type/quality of printer users will send pages to. I had to put many risk conditions in my response to the clients request for services. EG. This SOE I work in does not allow background colors turned on, I have a .exe which can alter this setting however when a user logs off/on these chnages are reversed. As you can imagine no BG colors makes for some fairly random printing on occasion.

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Matt