how to print "source file", plus a mild rant
Bob Jones
bjones at unf.edu
Wed Mar 4 10:31:29 EST 1998
You must go to the "view source" function. After the source is
displayed, *then* do the ctl-p. Yes it does work and yes I've tried it.
Bob Jones mailto:bjones at unf.edu
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On Wed, 4 Mar 1998, David King wrote:
> > At 05:14 PM 3/3/98, phgray wrote:
> > >4.X does not seem to provide that option - and as the writer has noted -
> > >the built in viewer does not allow printing.
> >
> > But it does. As a previous message pointed out, Ctrl-P will do the job, *as
> > it does in just about every other PC application.*
>
> Don't mean to disagree, but - did you actually try it? I just did. It
> doesn't work. Yes, Control-P does print the home page. But it doesn't
> print the source code, which is what the person asked about.
>
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