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harmmeijer
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When I make a priteble page I set all sized in cm like so:
<IMG src="PassBackRed.gif" style="width: 8cm; height: 5cm" border=1>
When you want a new page you put in something like this before the element that has to go on the new page:
<p style="break-before: always"></p>
In my experience this is ignored a lot of times by IE so to be sure that the rest goes on the new page I fill the page with white space:
<tr><td bgColor=#FFFFFF style="width: 4.9cm; height: 1.8cm"></td></tr>
<IMG src="PassBackRed.gif" style="width: 8cm; height: 5cm" border=1>
When you want a new page you put in something like this before the element that has to go on the new page:
<p style="break-before: always"></p>
In my experience this is ignored a lot of times by IE so to be sure that the rest goes on the new page I fill the page with white space:
<tr><td bgColor=#FFFFFF style="width: 4.9cm; height: 1.8cm"></td></tr>
Also, when I'm trying to get applets to fit on a printed page (or tables for that matter) I use percentage width and heights, rather than pixels. codestorm
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