Print with only script.

I use do not to make the print button can, i print with only script.
Is this possibility??
if this is possibility, please informs the method to me...

Not sure what you are asking but I think you are asking if you can print through script. If that is the question then the anwser is yes. In the My Favorites library there is a print button configured and ready to be used. Simply drag and drop it onto your convas and you are ready to go.
Paul

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