Print web page

there appears to be no communication between web pages and my printer. There is when using standard programs such as Microsoft Word or other installed programs. Is there a simple setting I've missed?

When you attempt to start printing by using either {Ctrl + P} or File > Print, does the native print dialog box open? <br />
Is your printer selected in Printer - Name box at the top? <br />
Is "Print to File" selected on the mid-right side? <br />
When you hit the OK button, does anything happen with your printer? Like a blank sheet pf paper pass thru your printer?

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I cannot print web pages. I've tried the solutions suggested like deleting anything that starts with print in the prefs.js file but I get an error message: Script: c:\users\rick\appdata\roading\mozilla\firefox\profiles\iviwh5c1.default\prefs.js
line: 1
Char: 1
Error: invalid character
code: 800A03F6
Source: Microsoft JScript compilation error

When editing '''prefs.js''' you need to use a simple text editor program. WinXP Notepad messes up the line formatting of prefs.js, so I use Wordpad - but you need to save the edited file in a Text-Only format (Wordpad asks about that when you go to save the edited file). I never used Win7, so I don't know if that version of Notepad messes with the line formatting of prefs.js or not.
Another thing - make sure '''''"Hide extensions for known file types"''''' is de-delected in Windows file / folder options > view -> advanced settings. Otherwise Windows may add a .txt file extension that you won't be able to see, and that will break that file in Firefox. '''prefs.js.txt''' won't be recognized by Firefox, when is expecting to find '''''prefs.js''''' .

Can I print web pages from firefox using adobe pro 9 (Not using PDF download) and if so how

Can I print web pages from Firefox 3.6.12 using adobe pro 9 (not using PDF Download) and if so how.

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How can I print web pages with HP psc 2175 printer?

Hi,
I'm having difficulty printing web pages with my HP psc 2175 printer. The printer spits out many pages before the actual page I want printed and then at times it doesn't print all of the section desired.
In fact, when I copied one page the other day, saved it as a pdf file to my computer, opened the file and the document still would not print.
Anyone have any idea what could be happening?
Lee

I have a strange issue - I am also using HP Envy 100 410A and its prints fine from iPad2. But when I try to print from my Gen 1 iPad, it goes thru the motions (shows the printer, allows to select which pages to print, double sided print etc.) but the printing actually doesn't hapen.
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Reinstalled Acrobat Pro 8.1.6 won't let me print web pages to PDFs

I'm really ticked at Adobe's "help" in updating the program only to cause a lot of misery. I'd read Acrobat had a security update, and got a constant reminder from Adobe update to install the available update. I've been using Acrobat Pro 8.1.6 with absolutely no problems printing web pages to PDFs. I installed the 8.1.7 update which immediately disabled Acrobat completely. So I wasted a lot of time uninstalling Acrobat and reinstalling sequential versions to get back to 8.1.6. Now I can't print web pages to a PDF.
I had NOT done anything else to installed programs in the meantime, except that probably Norton has automatically updated antivirus files in the background. I don't have any problems using Acrobat to open and print an existing PDF, or to create new PDFs from my scanner. I can do a hardcopy print of a webpage by selecting my Brother printer. From Word 2002 and Excel 2002, I can create a PDF by "printing" to Acrobat as usual. The only problem is creating a PDF by "printing" a webpage by selecting Acrobat as the device from the list of available printers. This problem happens both with Firefox and with Internet Explorer 7.
I have Windows XP Pro SP3. I did the most recent Windows Tuesday security update several days before messing around with Acrobat and did not have any problems printing PDF files from Firefox or IE7. So, it seems like it's clearly an Adobe Acrobat problem. I get the small box saying "Preparing to Print" which goes nowhere and then I have to use the Task Manager to get out of the loop. That closes Firefox, and when I reopen Firefox, the same webpage comes up.

I'm really ticked at Adobe's "help" in updating the program only to cause a lot of misery. I'd read Acrobat had a security update, and got a constant reminder from Adobe update to install the available update. I've been using Acrobat Pro 8.1.6 with absolutely no problems printing web pages to PDFs. I installed the 8.1.7 update which immediately disabled Acrobat completely. So I wasted a lot of time uninstalling Acrobat and reinstalling sequential versions to get back to 8.1.6. Now I can't print web pages to a PDF.
I had NOT done anything else to installed programs in the meantime, except that probably Norton has automatically updated antivirus files in the background. I don't have any problems using Acrobat to open and print an existing PDF, or to create new PDFs from my scanner. I can do a hardcopy print of a webpage by selecting my Brother printer. From Word 2002 and Excel 2002, I can create a PDF by "printing" to Acrobat as usual. The only problem is creating a PDF by "printing" a webpage by selecting Acrobat as the device from the list of available printers. This problem happens both with Firefox and with Internet Explorer 7.
I have Windows XP Pro SP3. I did the most recent Windows Tuesday security update several days before messing around with Acrobat and did not have any problems printing PDF files from Firefox or IE7. So, it seems like it's clearly an Adobe Acrobat problem. I get the small box saying "Preparing to Print" which goes nowhere and then I have to use the Task Manager to get out of the loop. That closes Firefox, and when I reopen Firefox, the same webpage comes up.

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HT4356 I have the up photos smart 5514 printer and can't get it hooked up to print web pages. It says no air printers found and both a connected to the same wifi

I have the up photos smart 5514 printer and can't get it hooked up to print web pages. It says no air printers found and both a connected to the same wifi

Shannmo-
The HP PhotoSmart 5514 is on Apple's list of AirPrint printers, so it should work. <iOS: AirPrint 101>
One problem might be that your WiFi router does not correctly handle Bonjour data required by AirPrint. Contact the router's manufacturer to see if there is a change to its setup or a firmware update that will solve the problem.
I had a printing problem several months ago, where the WiFi had jumped to a neighbor's WiFi that happened to have the same name. There are a LOT of WiFi routers out there named "Linksys"!
Fred

How do i get Firefox to print web pages in black and white only (colors are interpreted in grayscale and some are too light to be read)?

i have a black and white laser printer. Firefox prints web pages by sending color images to my printer. The printer uses greyscale to interpret the colors. i really want Firefox to send black and white images to my printer, because with greyscale some of the colors are translated to print that is too light to be seen clearly.
Can this be done?
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Chazbo

i just tried disabling adblock and checking if i had any no script or noscript sort of addon. i do not have a script killer. disabling adblock did not solve the issue.

D 110 PRINTER WEB PAGE PRINT INFO

Hello to all and Blessings. My question is -- Before HP's software update a few months ago I think, printing web pages included a header with document ID/name and a footer with the web address and date of printing. does anyone else remember this and is there a way to reactivate those functions? Can we compel HP to write that back into the software? Is there simple workaround to the same result.
Webpage URL and date was so handy for when I looked something up or printed a crtical email adn such. Hope I did this right and that someone can help.
Thank you all in advance

Hi,
If cutepdf has an option to embed fonts, you can try enabling it. Usually you may find the options in Firefox '''File''' ('''Alt''' + '''F''') > '''Print''' > '''Properties''' (for cutepdf) but in some cases you may also have to check the documentation/help for the relevant printer. If it was working earlier, you can also try to [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/fix-printing-problems-firefox reset the print options].
[http://kb.mozillazine.org/Problems_printing_web_pages Printing problems]
[https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/Firefox%20prints%20pages%20in%20a%20different%20layout Options]

All of a sudden I have problems printing web pages wwith Firefox 3.6.8 (XP), but printing pdf pages is still fine (printing with other software as well)

Suddenly I can't print web pages with Firefox 3.6.8 anymore, but pdf pages pose no problem - the same applies to printing with any other software

Thanks edmeister for your trouble!
I guess I should have written that I had tried the tips on 'reset printer' and 'does not print to paper at all' before I posted the question - to no avail.
The printer starts as normal: it's the right printer selected, the dialogue window shows the progress of sending the data to the printer - and after that: that's it. It simply vanishes from the queue, and nothing happens.

Printing web pages in PDF format

Hey Instead of Using the Print function of Operating system.
Firefox should provide it's own such feature which will be able to print web pages directly into the PDF format.
wiht out any need for such add-on it will be inbuilt in Firefox future versions.

Hi Sarish
Please contact Oracle Support for an answer or to customise your application so that it prints a report output in PDF Format.
To get PDF output you must run report/job with DESFORMAT=PDF in the command line instead of DESFORMAT=HTML/HTMLCSS.
Regards
Sripathy

Printing web page to pdf file using Acrobat Standard 9

When I print a web page to a pdf file, the text in the file is mostly garbled. I have no problems in creating pdf files from MS office or other software. I have Windows 7 Home.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks

I do have Internet Explorer 9 and I was able to print web pages correctly following your suggestions.
Thanks for your help.
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2011 06:53:59 -0700
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To: [email protected]
Subject: Printing web page to pdf file using Acrobat Standard 9
    Re: Printing web page to pdf file using Acrobat Standard 9
    created by Bill@VT in Acrobat Windows - View the full discussion
There were problems with IE9 on it's initial release and that may be what you are seeing if that is the browser (you did not indicate the browser and that may be a key). If you have a different browser you might try that one with the same pages to see if it browser related.
By saying garbled it sounds like the fonts did not make it or you have selected "Use Local Fonts" in Acrobat. Try checking the latter first. Then check if the fonts are embedded in the PDF by checking the document properties (ctrl-D). If they are not, go back to the browser and select the press or print job options before printing and see if they get embedded and if your problem is resolved.
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Printing WEB Page

Hello, I own a Canon MF8580CDW. It prints normal documents, but does not print web pages. It states that there is not paper (even though it has paper) in the multi tray. Second, is there a way to send scan documents to Ever note?

Hi fstubbsjr.
To better assist you, I would like to ask a few questions.
1. Are you able to print from Safari?
2. What is the exact "No Paper: XXX" message?
3. What is the size and type of paper that you have loaded in the multipurpose tray?
4. Were the multipurpose tray paper settings on the machine set for this particular paper?
I look forward to your reply. Should you need immediate assistance, please contact us at 1-800-OK-CANON (1-800-652-2666).
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Printing web page at client side

i want to print web page at client side . Page & printer settings are through coding. i tried using
DocFlavor myFormat = new DocFlavor("text/plain; charset=utf-16be","java.net.URL");
i found exception invalid flavor

If you are trying to print a web page on the client side, you have to use the browser's print function which can be invoked through JavaScript. What you are trying to do can't possibly work. Even if you weren't getting an exception, it wouldn't work. Any Java code in the JSP will have no effect on what happens on the client's machine.

Officejet 4630 printer won't print web page google chrome windows 3

HP 4630 officejet printer Google Chrome Browser Windows 8
I can't print web pages or selections from a Web Page directly. I have to copy and paste into Adobe or OneNote.
Not using wireless--direct hookup. Is this normal? any info on steps I can take to print directly from a web page
would be appreciate! thanks

Hello stok60,
Welcome the HP Forums!
I understand you're unable to print from Google Chrome using the Officejet 4630. I will do my best to assist you! I would recommend following this document on Printing Problems With Google Chorme.
If this document doesn't resolve your issue, then please try uninstalling Google Chrome by following this document here. Now, install the latest version of Google Chrome here.
Have you tried a different Web Browser to see if you're receiving the same problem?
Another option you can try is using Google Cloud Print since your printer has ePrint as an added feature. I will provide two documents to help you. This document tells you information on What is Google Cloud Print? This document tells you how to set up this feature here.
Please post your results, as I will be looking forward to hearing from you. Have a great night!
I worked on behalf of HP.

Printed web pages are produced in an enormous font size

Printed web pages are produced at font sizes that are enormous - essentially a 1/4 of the web page prints on one 8x11 paper.
== This happened ==
Every time Firefox opened
== recently, past few days

Check the Page Setup setting as posted above by the-edmeister.
See also http://kb.mozillazine.org/Problems_printing_web_pages

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