Impossible see some web pages

Hi there,
first of all , sorry for my bad english.. I hope you understand me as well..
I have a problem with some web pages of internet, on my MBA 13, some pages works fine, other with safari, chrome, firefox or any other web browser comes a message with: impossibile to view this page.. and I', !00% sure that the pages exist.
I did all, cache and dns cleaning tryed to install a different browser nothing same still message and I'm sure that the website or the pages are online, because if I'm using the same network, with the iphone, iMac I see the pages..
Please if somebody has an idea please let me know how to resolve this.. problem
thanks
AP

I see what you are referring to. The HTML for the site may be written so that not all the content can be printed.
Try taking a screen shot of the window. Launch Grab located in /Applications/Utilities
Then Shift + Command + W to take a screen shot of the window. From the Grab menu bar top of your screen click File > Print
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