Controlling printmargins with java/jsp/html

I was wondering if there is any way to set the standard margins in browser to 0.
As for Firefox, the settings for top, bottom and both sides margins are sat to 12,7.
Is there any way for my application to set this values (including all other browsers as well) to print what I am presenting in my viewing.
I have a webpage that I want the user to get a "printer friendly" new page which controlles the margins for the print.
As for now, the print has these "standard" values to have the page centered arround white space which I want to get rid of.
The webpage itself is shown perfectly when I manually set the marings to 0, but for someone who doens't know how to set these would get the first page printed on the first side, and then the leftover at the start on page 2.
Is there a way to do this with jsp/html/java? So that the printmargins are sat to 0 at eah "printer friendly" page?
Please advice - got myself stuck here;) -,
Cincerely P�l

Then this might not be a suited javaquestion;) But do you know where to start searching for a solution. I've been googling all over the place for a hint on how to sort this out.
P�l

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