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Old February 14th, 2004, 03:59 PM
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Disable header and footer of browser when printing from ASP
Hello Everyone,

As my subject line says, I need to remove the header (Page 1 of x) and the footer (the url of the page) from the printed page. Can I do that through the code? I am using ASP.

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One way is to build a 2nd printable page html, and offer a link to that printable page.

Somewhere I have seen some interesting CSS versions of this that don't seem to need another round trip to the server.
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Disable header and footer of browser when printing from ASP
I have already loaded the page in a printable format, but still the header and footer are showing. I can manually disable that by going to the Browser's File -> Page setup and delete them from there. I want to do that through the code. Is it possible in ASP?
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I thought you were talking about some html header/footer on the page, but it sounds like you're referring to the header/footer that IE generates when printing. Those I don't know how to disable through code but if you can do it it would take some client-side code, not server-side code.
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yep, it can't be done in any server side language like asp. iirc, the only way i found was using some active x object or something.
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