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Yehuda Shiran September 2, 2001
Assembling a TemplatePrinter
Tips: September 2001

Yehuda Shiran, Ph.D.
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 You can print the currently-displayed page by specifying CONTENTSRC="document". The following BODY section includes two pages. Each page is contained in a LAYOUTRECT element, which in turn is included in a DEVICERECT element. The CONTENTSRC attribute of the first page's LAYOUTRECT element points to "document" which is the currently-loaded document. Here is the whole BODY section:

<BODY>

<IE:TEMPLATEPRINTER ID="printer"/>

<IE:DEVICERECT ID="page1" CLASS="masterstyle" MEDIA="print">
  <IE:LAYOUTRECT ID="layoutrect1" CONTENTSRC="document" 
  CLASS="contentstyle" NEXTRECT="layoutrect2"/>
</IE:DEVICERECT>

<IE:DEVICERECT ID="page2" CLASS="masterstyle" MEDIA="print">
  <IE:LAYOUTRECT ID="layoutrect2" CLASS="contentstyle"
  ONLAYOUTCOMPLETE="setTimeout('CheckIfPrintRequested()', 100)"/>
</IE:DEVICERECT>

</BODY>
To learn more about print templates, read Column 89 (Print Templates, Part I) and Column 91 (Print Templates, Part II: TemplatePrinter.) Download Microsoft print template loader.

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