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Turn Off IE Header and Footer

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Richard Myers - 20 Nov 2004 07:15 GMT
Hello again,

I haven't done too much work with the web browser component hence the rapid fire questions. Im now
wondering how to turn off the header and footer (page url - date/time) for IE when a user prints
from IE as hosted within inside of our app. I remember doing something with a BHO a while back and
from that i think it has something to do with a registry key.....Any pointers to a Url to refresh my
memory would be appreciated.

Note i dont want the user to have to use page setup dialog all the time. Ive scrapped a bunch of
Crystal Reports and moved to html (whew but worth it) because i found CR such a bogus reporting
tool. I just want the user to be able to click print and be done. Otherwise too irritating. So im
after a prgrammatic override that switches on and off on a per report basis.... dont want to
permanantly hijack users browser settings.

C#/VB.net links are fine.

Thanks
Richard
Paul Larson - 22 Nov 2004 15:31 GMT
See
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web/Web_Languages/Q_20713796.html#9181776

> ...wondering how to turn off the header and footer (page url - date/time)
> for IE when a user prints
> from IE as hosted within inside of our app...

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