About printer friendly link in iProcurement purchasing

Hi Guys,
This is a very strange requirement for me. In iProcurement, when the user tries to create requisitions, it will go thru some process .... , approvers, billing, etc .. and lastly you will click submit to create the requisition. Before you click submit button to create the requisitions, you will be in a page where you can view the details of all the lines you created to submit them. If your requisition has 3 lines, then you will have 3 lines with "view" link on to the left, if you click one view, it will expand and show all the details of that line. At the same time, if you see on the top of that page, you can see "Printer Friendly version of this page" link. if you click that link, it will display in a printer friendly format with all the details of each line expanded in a printable format and it can be printed.
my problem is, after the requisition is created, you can go to requisition details and click a requisition to see its details. if the requisition has more than one line, you can see that many lines. If you want to see the details of each line, then you need to click each line "view" link on to the right side to see their details. Now here you cant see that "printer friendly version of this page". How can i implement the same concept of "printer-friendly version of this page" which comes while creating the requisition.
can it be implemented thru AK Developer.
Help Appreciated
Thanks

Hi,
We are interested in this functionality also.
But I did not see a link like you have explain. Our version is 11.5.10 CU2 and I see a button 'Printable Page' in the ReviewSubmit page.
Is your version the same as ours?
We want the Approver to print the page also. Is there a facility for this?
Appreciate it if you can provide some information.
Thanks
Sandeep

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printer friendly
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simple format using
> CSS
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simple page.
>
> However, I have appeared on this forum before and have
been encouraged to
> look
> at this article (I don't expect you busy people to read
it!)
>
http://alistapart.com/articles/goingtoprint
>
> The article sets a CSS document for the printer friendly
versions.
> However,
> when I put a button into my non-printer friendly version
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> make
> it create a new document with the new CSS rules? Would I
have to use a CSS
> swapper?
>
> Thanks in advance.
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