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Printing a Form and the Input Information

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Using FP2K, I want to have a form that my site visitors

can fill in and then be able to print that completed form

without using Internet Explorer's print menu. I don't

want all the other window junk to print, just the form

and information since the form must be mailed in USPS.



Any help will be appreciated.



Barney


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Re:Printing a Form and the Input Information

Have you considered using a Confirmation page (see Front

Page help)? You could create this page with the

instructions on it how to print it, where to send it and

whatever else you want to include.



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-----Original Message-----

Using FP2K, I want to have a form that my site visitors

can fill in and then be able to print that completed

form

without using Internet Explorer's print menu. I don't

want all the other window junk to print, just the form

and information since the form must be mailed in USPS.



Any help will be appreciated.



Barney

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Re:Printing a Form and the Input Information

Thanks, that should work for me. BTW, can I include

a "Print" link on the Confirmation page in lieu of using

the browser print menu?



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-----Original Message-----

Have you considered using a Confirmation page (see Front

Page help)? You could create this page with the

instructions on it how to print it, where to send it and

whatever else you want to include.



>-----Original Message-----

>Using FP2K, I want to have a form that my site

visitors

>can fill in and then be able to print that completed

form

>without using Internet Explorer's print menu. I don't

>want all the other window junk to print, just the form

>and information since the form must be mailed in USPS.

>

>Any help will be appreciated.

>

>Barney

>.

>

.



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Re:Printing a Form and the Input Information

Yes you can. I don't know exactly how to do this but I

have seen that listed in this newsgroup. You can go

through the posts and find it or do a search for "print

button" or some such thing.



Quote
-----Original Message-----

Thanks, that should work for me. BTW, can I include

a "Print" link on the Confirmation page in lieu of using

the browser print menu?



>-----Original Message-----

>Have you considered using a Confirmation page (see

Front

>Page help)? You could create this page with the

>instructions on it how to print it, where to send it

and

>whatever else you want to include.

>

>>-----Original Message-----

>>Using FP2K, I want to have a form that my site

visitors

>>can fill in and then be able to print that completed

>form

>>without using Internet Explorer's print menu. I don't

>>want all the other window junk to print, just the form

>>and information since the form must be mailed in USPS.

>>

>>Any help will be appreciated.

>>

>>Barney

>>.

>>

>.

>

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Re:Printing a Form and the Input Information

Thanks a lot Rick!



Quote
-----Original Message-----

Yes you can. I don't know exactly how to do this but I

have seen that listed in this newsgroup. You can go

through the posts and find it or do a search for "print

button" or some such thing.



>-----Original Message-----

>Thanks, that should work for me. BTW, can I include

>a "Print" link on the Confirmation page in lieu of

using

>the browser print menu?

>

>>-----Original Message-----

>>Have you considered using a Confirmation page (see

Front

>>Page help)? You could create this page with the

>>instructions on it how to print it, where to send it

and

>>whatever else you want to include.

>>

>>>-----Original Message-----

>>>Using FP2K, I want to have a form that my site

>visitors

>>>can fill in and then be able to print that completed

>>form

>>>without using Internet Explorer's print menu. I

don't

>>>want all the other window junk to print, just the

form

>>>and information since the form must be mailed in USPS.

>>>

>>>Any help will be appreciated.

>>>

>>>Barney

>>>.

>>>

>>.

>>

>.

>

.



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Re:Printing a Form and the Input Information

You could, however the actual "button" will be printed as well, the

confirmation page is better, and if you provide instructions prior to the

user completing the form or on the form, they it should be ok for the user

to use the browser's print function, since it would always be available.



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"Barney" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com>wrote in message

Quote
Thanks, that should work for me. BTW, can I include

a "Print" link on the Confirmation page in lieu of using

the browser print menu?



>-----Original Message-----

>Have you considered using a Confirmation page (see Front

>Page help)? You could create this page with the

>instructions on it how to print it, where to send it and

>whatever else you want to include.

>

>>-----Original Message-----

>>Using FP2K, I want to have a form that my site

visitors

>>can fill in and then be able to print that completed

>form

>>without using Internet Explorer's print menu. I don't

>>want all the other window junk to print, just the form

>>and information since the form must be mailed in USPS.

>>

>>Any help will be appreciated.

>>

>>Barney

>>.

>>

>.

>





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