JSP for Printer Friendly Version - urgent help

Hi all,
I have a JSP web application to collect student's homework. It needs to render the webpage to a printer friendly version with custom headings for easy print out by the teachers. The different submission should be printed out on seperate pages, but since the length of each homework is different, I cannot find a better way to reach the goal. Does any one have any ideas about this?
Any input would be highly appreciated!
Thanks.

Yes, it's such a shame. If it hadn't been an urgent question there might have been some point in my answering it. Obviously too late now though...

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>I am currently designing a site where each page needs a
printer friendly
> version. I thought about creating all the pages in a
simple format using
> CSS
> and then linking a button from the complex page to the
simple page.
>
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> look
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>
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>
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> 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
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>
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>

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