Load and print HTML file

Hi all :
I saved a HTML file that include test result labview 8.5 application .. I want to load this file to other application and print it
How can I do that

Hi
its labview vi ... this application will load the file then print it .. this waht i want to do ....
i generate HTML report and save it into specific directory .. i need application to load and print it
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