Printing HTML PAGE

Java has some Class to handle HTML Pages.
I want to build a Button that is able to print the
actual page of the Browser.
I know about ClipBoard Class, SomeOne has
some Idea how to do this?
The idea is to create an applet that creates a button
to print the actual HTML page.
Some Idea how to do this, or where I can get this
information?
Angel -Portal

Hello, I got your advise and I could write a small program
to open a URL ,put it in a JEditorPane like you sad.
public class EditorPaneHTMLViewer extends JEditorPane implements Printable {
Inside the code I create a menu to change to portrait to landscape.
But now I need somehow to print the HTML Page that I took from
internet.
I believe that I need to load the content of the JEditorPane to a graphics
and then set to a Format of a Page and Print, but I do not know how yet.
Some Hint.
That true that I could do in a easiest way in JavaScript. But it is going to
be possible to do landscape and portrait?
Angel Portal: [email protected]

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