Browser printing setting in Java

Hello!
I want to have following browser printing setting using java.
(1)     Page Size
(2)     Page Margins
(3)     Page Orientation
(4)     Default Printer
How can I get those?
Regards,
Chetan

But is it possible to get those info via JavaScript?Probably. Google will tell. Here is how to use it.
Type http://www.google.com into your browser's address bar and hit enter. (then bookmark the page, it is very useful)
Type in some keywords related to your question. An example migh be "Javascript print page setup" or something like that. Then hit the search button.
Browse through the links for any suitable pages that may answer your question.
If you do not find a suitable answer, maybe look through those links to find a Javascript forum where you can ask the question to people more likely to know.

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import java.awt.*;
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import javax.swing.text.*;
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import java.lang.reflect.*;
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.Graphics2D;
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import java.awt.Shape;
import java.awt.print.PageFormat;
import java.awt.print.Printable;
import java.awt.print.PrinterException;
import java.awt.print.PrinterJob;
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import javax.swing.text.Document;
import javax.swing.text.PlainDocument;
import javax.swing.text.View;
import javax.swing.text.html.HTMLDocument;
import java.awt.*;
import javax.swing.*;
import java.awt.print.*;
import java.text.ParseException;
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/* Copyright 2002
    Kei G. Gauthier
    Suite 301
    77 Winsor Street
    Ludlow, MA 01056
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<head>
<style type="text/css">

</style>
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<tr>
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<table border="0">
<tr>
<td>
<font size="2">This is to certify that [[Client Name]], born
on [[Client Date of Birth]], of [[Client Residential
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licence number [[Client Licence Number]], first issued on
[[First Issue Date of Holding]] and expired on [[Holding
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We are trying to implement a process so that any document that needs to be printed through our Java application will be printed as PDF using Adobe Reader. For which, We created and execute the below command line to call Adobe Reader and print the PDF on a

We are trying to implement a process so that any document that needs to be printed through our Java application will be printed as PDF using Adobe Reader. For which, We created and execute the below command line to call Adobe Reader and print the PDF on a printer."C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Reader 11.0\Reader\AcroRd32.exe" /T "\\<Application Server>\Report\<TEST.PDF>" "<Printer Name>". Current Situation: The above command line parameter when executed is working as expected in a User's Workspace. When executed in a command line on the Application Server is working as expected. But, the same is not working while executing it from Deployed environment.Software being used: 1. Adobe 11.0 enterprise version. 2. Webshpere Application Server 8.5.5.2. Please let us know if there is a way to enable trace logs in Adobe Reader to further diagnose this issue.

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"Message from Webpage (error) There was an error in the browser while setting properties into the page HTML, possibly due to invalid URLs or other values. Please try again or use different property values."

I created a site column at the root of my site and I have publishing turned on. I selected the Hyperlink with formatting and constraints for publishing.
I went to my subsite and added the column. The request was to have "Open in new tab" for their hyperlinks. I was able to get the column to be added and yesterday we added items without a problem.
The problem arose when, today, a user told me that he could not edit the hyperlink. He has modify / delete permissions on this list.
He would edit the item, in a custom list, and click on the address "click to add a new hyperlink" and then he would get the error below after succesfully putting in the Selected URL (http://www.xxxxxx.com), Open
Link in New Window checkbox, the Display Text, and Tooltip:
"Message from Webpage There was an error in the browser while setting properties into the page HTML, possibly due to invalid URLs or other values. Please try again or use different property values."
We are on IE 9.0.8.1112 x86, Windows 7 SP1 Enterprise Edition x64
The farm is running SharePoint 2010 SP2 Enterprise Edition August 2013 CU Mark 2, 14.0.7106.5002
and I saw in another post, below with someone who had a similar problem and the IISreset fixed it, as did this problem. I wonder if this is resolved in the latest updated CU of SharePoint, the April 2014 CU?
Summary from this link below: Comment out, below, in AssetPickers.js
//callbackThis.VerifyAnchorElement(HtmlElement, Config);
perform IISReset
This is referenced in the item below:
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/d51a3899-e8ea-475e-89e9-770db550c06e/message-from-webpage-error-there-was-an-error-in-the-browser-while-setting?forum=sharepointgeneralprevious
TThThis is possibly the same information that I saw, possibly from the above link as reference.
http://seanshares.com/post/69022029652/having-problems-with-sharepoint-publishing-links-after
Again, if I update my SharePoint 2010 farm to April 2014 CU is this going to resolve the issue I have?
I don't mind changing the JS file, however I'd like to know / see if there is anything official regarding this instead of my having to change files.
Thank you!
Matt

We had the same issue after applying the SP2 & August CU. we open the case with MSFT and get the same resolution as you mentioned.
I blog about this issue and having the office reference.
Later MSFT release the Hotfix for this on December 10, 2013 which i am 100% positive should be part of future CUs.
So if you apply the April CU then you will be fine.
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Incompitible Print Setting Error for HP LJ 8500n in Windows Vista

Hi, I have two laptops, one with Windows XP and another with Windows Vista Business. There is a HP LJ 8500n connected with router and accessed by both laptops. Somehow, when I print from Windows XP laptop and I change the print settings there is no error message. But, when I print from Vista Business Laptop, it prints without any error message for default setting, but when I try to change the print setting (to change the paper size or color) the error message comes with "Incompitible Print Settings. It says: "There are one or more conflicting settings. One of the conflicting settings is: Accessory Output Bin: Not Installed. Output Bin: Mailbox 5." Once I click "Ok" it will have same message with output bin changed to Mailbox 6, etc. After I go through approximately 8 to 10 output bins messages, it gives me the screen where I can change the print settings. After that, I can print with revised setting. But, it is very annoying to go through these messages every time I have change the print settings.
Please reply, Thank You,

@fshrago
For the laserjet 3390, you have the option of using the either the Universal Print Driver (network connection) or Windows Update Driver (USB connection) in windows 8.1. Neither of these drivers come with a fax or scan driver.
To use the fax and scan driver, you will need to use the Windwos Fax and Scan Software however you will need to be usb connected. I have given you links to documents that explain how to use both the Windwos Update driver and the Windows Fax and Scan Software.
Driver support included in Windows 8 / Windows 8.1 or in Windows Update - usb connection only
Use the software in Windows 8 to scan - usb connection only
Please understand that the UPD is a print only driver. If you would like a fax/scan driver you will need to connect via USB and use the Windows Fax and Scan driver along with the Windows Update/In-OS driver.
Good Luck.
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WIndows 8.1 printer error: windows cannot print due to a problem with the current printer set up

My HP OFFICEJET 8500 PRO was working just fine wirelessly until I installed the Windows 8.1 update from the Microsoft. Now I cannot print at all. I get an error that says, "windows cannot print due to a problem with the current printer set up". I have tried reinstalling and a ton of other solutions to no avail. Can someone PLEASE Help!

Hello there, @jesseangelique ,
Welcome to the Community!
I would love to help you with the printing issue you're having, since the Windows 8.1 that was done.
Please run the Print and Scan Doctor. Write me back with the results or post a screen shot of the results and I will have a look at them.
This diagnostic tool will check for any conflicts that could be causing the issue. The tool will show you a report at the end. If there was a problem that the tool could not fix, you will notice it in the results.
Also, let me know which Officejet 8500 Model you have:
HP Officejet Pro 8500 All-in-One Printer - A909a
HP Officejet Pro 8500 All-in-One Printer - A909b
HP Officejet Pro 8500 Premier All-in-One Printer - A909n
HP Officejet Pro 8500 Wireless All-in-One Printer - A909g
Hope to hear from you!
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Printer setting could not be saved operation could not be completed error

printer setting could not be saved operation could not be completed error 0*000006cc

Hello printer setting could not be saved,
When you do receive this error message?
Have you made any changes before this issue?
Please take the following steps for troubleshooting:
1. Update the printer driver from the manufacturer website.
2. Run the printer troubleshooter.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows7/open-the-printer-troubleshooter
3. Temporarily block the firewall and check if this issue still exist.
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