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Hi,

My question is: How to print out to seperate pages but I have only one html
page?

Means, I have some tabels in one html pages which I would like to send to a
printer but in between this tables the Printer should load a new page. How
do I set in a command for loading a new page?

Thank you for help

Michael

Michael Schrading wrote:

> Means, I have some tabels in one html pages which I would like to send to a
> printer but in between this tables the Printer should load a new page. How
> do I set in a command for loading a new page?

CSS 2 lets you do stuff like this, but the CSS print stuff is only
properly supported in Opera 6+.

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I have read the following message from "Michael Schrading" <>
and have decided to lend my vast knowledge.

The writer said:
> Hi,
>
> My question is: How to print out to seperate pages but I have only one html
> page?
>
> Means, I have some tabels in one html pages which I would like to send to a
> printer but in between this tables the Printer should load a new page. How
> do I set in a command for loading a new page?
>
> Thank you for help
>
> Michael
>
>
>
>

and my reply is:
The following worked on my printer with netscape.

test1<br>
<span style="page-break-before: always;"></span>
test2

Test 1 and 2 were on 2 pages.

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On Tue, 03 Feb 2004 19:21:05 +0000, Toby A Inkster
<> wrote:

: Michael Schrading wrote:
:
: > Means, I have some tabels in one html pages which I would like to send to a
: > printer but in between this tables the Printer should load a new page. How
: > do I set in a command for loading a new page?
:
: CSS 2 lets you do stuff like this, but the CSS print stuff is only
: properly supported in Opera 6+.


print-page-before:always; works in IE as well.

Sid

"Michael Schrading" <> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:2LRTb.83$...
> Hi,
>
> My question is: How to print out to seperate pages but I have only one
html
> page?
>
> Means, I have some tabels in one html pages which I would like to send to
a
> printer but in between this tables the Printer should load a new page. How
> do I set in a command for loading a new page?
>
> Thank you for help
>
> Michael


Thank you to all of you. I'll try this out.


Michael

Sid Ismail wrote in message ...
> print-page-before:always; works in IE as well.

Do you have an example URL for this, so we can see just whereabout that
mark-up fits into the overall page mark-up.

Steve R. wrote:
> Sid Ismail wrote in message ...
>> print-page-before:always; works in IE as well.

> Do you have an example URL for this, so we can see just whereabout
> that mark-up fits into the overall page mark-up.

http://www.nicoschuyt.nl/test/pagebreak.htm
Nico

Nico Schuyt wrote in message ...
> http://www.nicoschuyt.nl/test/pagebreak.htm

Wow ... thanks that was quick !!

I hope other *lurkers* will also appreciate your efforts.

Steve R. wrote:
> Nico Schuyt wrote in message ...
>> http://www.nicoschuyt.nl/test/pagebreak.htm

> Wow ... thanks that was quick !!

> I hope other *lurkers* will also appreciate your efforts.

I hope so too It's however more interesting if someone points me to the
fact it's an invalid solution and offers a better one. I'm here to learn
too.
Nico

In article <4020cd07$0$245$>,
says...
> > Nico Schuyt wrote in message ...
> >> http://www.nicoschuyt.nl/test/pagebreak.htm
> > Wow ... thanks that was quick !!
> > I hope other *lurkers* will also appreciate your efforts.
> I hope so too It's however more interesting if someone points me to the
> fact it's an invalid solution and offers a better one. I'm here to learn

Ok, not trying to start an argument about editors so don't take it that
way.

The newest version of Dreamweaver, now has type ahead help for CSS. (MX
had type ahead help for HTML only)

This is better than any manual I have found for learning.

I type:
<style type="text/css">
h1 {

And it replys with a list of all the possibilities you can choose. I
click on "page-break-before"

Then it displays a list of all the possible choices I have (always,
auto, void inherit left right)

I find this more helpful that all the manuals in the world.

YMMV

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