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My printer is printing the HyperText (HTML) version of a web page. How do I
make it print the web page as it appears?
Using Internet Explorer 7 and MS Vista Home Basic.
Thanks for your time.
Email Me:


"a web page"? If it's public why not post a URL?

One possibility is that the site has broken CSS which is doing that.
E.g. perhaps the IE7 User-Agent is being misinterpreted, etc.


HTH

Robert Aldwinckle
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Hi,

If the printer is not printing the web pages fine from IE 7, the issue is
with the IE 7.
I'll provide one workaround..But, you didn't mention the printer model here.

I'm ready to resolve the issue...

Please get back to me ....

Good day!

This is usually caused by a 3rd party browser installed in the system that
acts as a default web browser (e.g. AOL, Verizon, etc.). I assume that you're
using Windows XP. To resolve this problem perform the following:

1. Open IE7
2. Click on Tools Internet Options Programs.
3. Under Default Browser, click on Make Default button.
4. Open www.google.com and open Print Preview. You should now see the web
page instead of the HTML codes.

"Robert Aldwinckle" wrote:

(cross-post added to Vista Printing,... )
" wrote in message
...
My printer is printing the HyperText (HTML) version of a web page. How do I
make it print the web page as it appears?
Using Internet Explorer 7 and MS Vista Home Basic.
Thanks for your time.
Email Me:


"a web page"? If it's public why not post a URL?

One possibility is that the site has broken CSS which is doing that.
E.g. perhaps the IE7 User-Agent is being misinterpreted, etc.


HTH

Robert Aldwinckle
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