Page to print,Size option

In the print in Html Javascript is particular; can set it, or please tell me the possibility what kind of property there is.
document.getElementById('objPDF'). src = "" http://xxxx/xxxx.pdf;
document.getElementById('objPDF'). PrintAll();
I print it in such a form.
・Page to print
・Size option

I would look at the Mozilla Development Netork
Using the W3C DOM - Using Web Standards in your Web Pages | MDN

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Only the first page is printed reduced as setup. All pages afterward are full size with information cut off. Recent problem. Can print from Safari just fine. How can I get all pages to be reduced size?

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Printing internet pages
Reduced print size
Only the first page is reduced and printed as desired
All pages after the first page are full size with information cut off
Recent problem never seen before
Can print from Safari and other software just fine
How can I get all pages to be reduced size?

One suggestion worked from the Firefox prints incorrectly link mentioned above by mha007. I'm thrilled since this has been annoying me for weeks. Thanks mha007!
Reset all Firefox printer settings
# Open your profile folder:
# On the menu bar, click on the Help menu and select Troubleshooting Information. The Troubleshooting Information tab will open.
# Under the Application Basics section, click on Show in Finder. A window with your profile folder will open.
# Note: If you are unable to open or use Firefox, follow the instructions in Finding your profile without opening Firefox.
# On the menu bar, click on the Firefox menu and select Quit Firefox.
# In your profile folder, copy the prefs.js file to another folder to make a backup of it.
# Open the original prefs.js file in a text editor (such as TextEdit).
# Remove all lines in prefs.js that start with print. and save the file.
# If something goes wrong when you open Firefox, close it again and overwrite prefs.js with the backup you made.

How to display a page at 100% size?

When I put the zoom at 100%, the page appears much smaller than real. My monitor is a 24" 1920x1200 pixels with 0.27 mm pixel size (that is 94 dpi)
I suppose there has to be some way to tell illustrator my screen has 94 dpi for it to display pages at the correct size, but I can't locate it.
In Adobe Photoshop this option is at Preferences/Units and Rulers but where is in Illustrator?

When you set in Photoshop "preferences/Units and rulers/Screen resolution" (I'm translating from my spanish menus, so it can be slightly different in english), you are telling the program what is the size of the pixels in your screen. This is enough for the computer to know how to display an image at the real size. If you make a DIN A4 document at 300 dpi in Photoshop, and you have set the mentioned parameter correctly, when you choose "View/Print size", you obtain in your screen a view of the document at the size it is supposed to be printed (so the document will occupy in the screen exactly 29,7 x 21 cm). Note this is different from 100% view (or "Real Pixels"). The fact this parameter is under "Preset resolutions for new documents" is a bit confusing, but it affects how you see any document at Print size, not only the new documents and is totally different from "Print resolution" (but depends on it). You can change the print resolution of any old document at "Image/Image Size..." but you can't change "its" screen resolution because this is a parameter of your computer screen, not of your document.
If you want to obtain the same effect in Microsoft Word, you have to go to "Control Panel/Screen/Configuration/Advanced Options/General/Dots per Inch Configuration" and this parameter will affect Microsoft Word. When you set the zoom lever at 100% in Word, again you will obtain in your screen a view of the document at the size it is supposed to be printed.
In Corel Draw, the corresponding parameter is at "Tools/Options/tool Box/Zoom Tool/Calibrate rulers...". There you can set the parameter numerically or you can use a set of on screen rulers to calibrate it. So when you set the zoom lever at 100%, again you will obtain in your screen a view of the document at the size it is supposed to be printed.
Notice you're working with vectors in Corel DRaw and Word (well, vector pictograms of letters or as we all know them: fonts) but you are working with bitmaps in Photoshop. That's why the 100% zoom is different in Photoshop than in the other programs (including Illustrator). and that's also why Photoshop has the Print size option. In the other programs, Print size and 100% would be the same but not in a bitmap program.
If you take a look in your monitor user manual you most likely will find a page of specifications where it tells you the dot size. This parameter can vary in CRT monitors that raster the image on a phosphor screen but is fixed in LCD monitors that have a fixed led matrix. If you don't have the manual or have a CRT monitor you can calculate the parameter by measuring the display size horizontally (from leftmost to rightmost displayed pixel) and dividing it by your screen resolution (the number of horizontal pixels).
In my User manual it says the dot size is 0.27 mm, that means 94 dpi (25.4 mm in an inch divided by 0.27). Or, in case I would have lost the manual, I would just measured the scren width and obtained 518.5 mm that divided by 1920 pixels horizontal resolution gives a result of 0.27 mm per pixel.
So, my question is ¿Is there some way of setting this parameter in Illustrator?

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Photoshop 13.0.2 update for CS6
For convenience and reliability, we highly recommend that you apply this update directly from within Photoshop. To do so, choose Help > Updates in Photoshop CS6 and apply all of the updates listed under Adobe Photoshop CS6 in the Adobe Application Manager.
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Platform
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File Name
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SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
This update is applicable to all language versions of Photoshop CS6.
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sbmgrams wrote:
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I too was very frustrated after upgrading to indesign cs5.5 and the latest LION OS on my new MAC. I missed the odd/even page selection in the print dialog box within Indesign. I tried about everything and found little of value in various forums. But I did find a workable solution that makes since in terms of Apple's OS.
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Here is the quick version of what to do. I am not including every little step with pictures. =) (I can if there is interest.)
1. create your document
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7. You will have to work out your own work flow about reverse or no reverse order and how to flip, etc. But you will be working with something predictable at this point.
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Following previous advice to get Adobe Acrobat installed to enable more print options, which I did, I am not seeing the custom paper size available as an option under page setup.
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Any thoughts on why this might be?

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Hello, I have exactly the same problem. I could have written the same text. And I have'nt found solutions. Except, perhaps, change this printer (and quit HP?).
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