Printing many pages in one go

Hi,

I have an app that has about 8 pages for a given set of data. I'd like to
allow the users to print all this data in one go, i.e. a collection of pages. I
know how to print the content of one page, but not of many "related" pages. Can
someone tell me if that's feasible, and if yes, how.

On a related note, is there also a way to print only a part of a page, for
example the part where the data is, without navigation elements, or even
better, the content of a given table ?

I use DW MX 2004 on Windows XP, ASP, Javascript, IIS and an Access database.

Thanks for help.
Balex

if that's feasible, and if yes, how.

I'm pretty sure you can't.

On a related note, is there also a way to print only a part of a page,
for
example the part where the data is, without navigation elements, or even
better, the content of a given table ?

Yep...use Print style sheets for that. Look up "print CSS" in google.

-Darrel

On Fri, 16 Jul 2004 15:02:20 +0000 (UTC), in macromedia.dreamweaver
"balex" <webforumsuser (AT) macromedia (DOT) com> wrote:

| Hi,
|
| I have an app that has about 8 pages for a given set of data. I'd like to
| allow the users to print all this data in one go, i.e. a collection of pages. I
| know how to print the content of one page, but not of many "related" pages. Can
| someone tell me if that's feasible, and if yes, how.

<link rel=alternate media=print href="printversion.asp">

The above should redirect your browser to the specified file for
printing.

| On a related note, is there also a way to print only a part of a page, for
| example the part where the data is, without navigation elements, or even
| better, the content of a given table ?

You can use CSS for this:
@media screen {
..noPrint { display:;
background: black;
font-size: 20px;
color: aqua;
border: 2px solid aqua;
margin: 10px 10px;
padding: 10px 10px;
}
}
@media print {
..noPrint { display: none; }
}

| I use DW MX 2004 on Windows XP, ASP, Javascript, IIS and an Access database.
|
| Thanks for help.
| Balex

I am actually interested in doing the same thing you are asking about. I have
a large website and I would like to print every page of the site. Is there a
utilitiy that wil allow me to do this?

As for you question about printing portions of a page... Select the parts you
want to print then go to file print and click the selection radio button to
print only the portions you have selected.

Any input on the question of printing an entire website would be greatly
appreciated