msfluffymuffin
Practical
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Posted - 22 Apr 2006 : 02:43:01
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Hi, Fouch, have you tried the javascript window.print() function ?
1). Create a button.
2). On Properties panel open the Events Editor.
3). On Events drop down menu select desired event eg. onClick.
4). On Actions drop down menu select JavaCall .
5). In the Java Call box type this: window.print()
6). Click the Add button, you should see something like onClick,JavaCall,window.print() in the box below the buttons, thats it, just click ok and test your page, through you might need to export first!
I hope I was able to explain things clear enough and you can get it to work too.
Hugs, Fluffy xoxox
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