wysiwyg in Netscape print header?

[Bob Duncan]

Can anyone explain why sometimes the URL in the header of a Netscape print
job is preceded by "wysiwyg://nn/" (without quotes, where nn is a number)?

An example page:
<http://caselaw.findlaw.com/scripts/getcase.pl?navby=search&linkurl=<%LINKUR
L%>&graphurl=<%GRAPHURL%>&court=US&case=/us/369/590.html>.

When I print this page, "wysiwyg://65/" (without quotes) precedes http in
the header's URL.  (Using various 4+ versions of Netscape and Win9x.
Doesn't occur in IE5/Win98, nor in most other pages viewed in Netscape, but
I have seen the behavior before.)

Bob Duncan

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  Robert E. Duncan
  Systems Librarian
  David Bishop Skillman Library
  Lafayette College
  Easton, PA 18042
  610-330-5156
  duncanr at lafayette.edu
  http://www.library.lafayette.edu/