RE: Printed Output

I assume you're asking about HTML here, because the browser only sees the
HTML and knows nothing of the XSL that was used to produce it.  I've never
seen anything anywhere about HTML that specifies how a browser should print
(as opposed to display) a page, and I suspect there are no such
specifications.  I haven't seen this particular "feature", but I frequently
find the last line of printed page n repeated as the first line of printed
page n+1.  I believe if you really, really want to control the printed look
of your document you'll end up using PDF or some similar technology.

PC2

-----Original Message-----
From: Josiah Gordon [mailto:gordon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: December 20, 2000 13:53
To: xsl-list@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject:  Printed Output


Does anyone know of a way to specify how a table gets broken up when
printed? I am using XSL to format tables from XML to HTML that are generated
dynamically, but I am having the problem of table cells being split in half
(across their length) when printed out on paper using varying versions of
IE.

Has anyone found a solution or a hack for this problem?


--Josiah Gordon


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