Re: **offlist** Re: Printing a web page on a kiosk -- WEB400

Subject: Re: **offlist** Re: Printing a web page on a kiosk
From: Nathan Andelin <nandelin@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 7 Jun 2013 08:48:38 -0700 (PDT)
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I just walked through this thread and I am a little mystified as to
why this is an issue.

This thread has been quite disjointed. Partly due to it originating on Midrange-L, then continuing here. And partly due to how details have trickled in. My current understanding is that Jack has PDFs displaying and printing, but needs the print process to be more streamlined. It would help if you could control Adobe Reader Print from JavaScript. Users dealing with browser print plus Adobe print is a bit cumbersome.

If I understand correctly, both HTML and PDF content (maps) need to be printed.

-Nathan

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Follow-Ups:

Re: **offlist** Re: Printing a web page on a kiosk , Jack Tucky
Re: Printing a web page on a kiosk , Pete Helgren
Re: **offlist** Re: Printing a web page on a kiosk , Henrik Rützou

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