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harry
My app is for an Intranet & is required to run ONLY on IE 5.5 (sp2) -
minimum screen resolution is 800*600
I have a web page that is dynamically created, the page is actually a report
that the client wants.
The report is formatted in a table but because the report has 19 columns I'm
having lots of trouble deciding how to specify the column widths
If I use fixed width's I can quite easily show the report exactly as I want
because the Browser allows horz scrolling but when I do a print preview
everything that doesn't fit on one page width is chopped - thought it might
wrap on to other pages but it doesn't!
If I use % to specify column width's the page displayed in the browser looks
awful & still won't fit on one screen as there are so many columns!
Experimented with CSS's media="print" option but still can't get this to
work!
Has anyone any ideas how I can solve this? - perhaps I'm missing something
basic here but I need to display the report in the Browser on a 800*600
system across nearly 2 screens & print it out properly?
Hope I've explained it clearly?
thanks
harry
minimum screen resolution is 800*600
I have a web page that is dynamically created, the page is actually a report
that the client wants.
The report is formatted in a table but because the report has 19 columns I'm
having lots of trouble deciding how to specify the column widths
If I use fixed width's I can quite easily show the report exactly as I want
because the Browser allows horz scrolling but when I do a print preview
everything that doesn't fit on one page width is chopped - thought it might
wrap on to other pages but it doesn't!
If I use % to specify column width's the page displayed in the browser looks
awful & still won't fit on one screen as there are so many columns!
Experimented with CSS's media="print" option but still can't get this to
work!
Has anyone any ideas how I can solve this? - perhaps I'm missing something
basic here but I need to display the report in the Browser on a 800*600
system across nearly 2 screens & print it out properly?
Hope I've explained it clearly?
thanks
harry