print a webpage
Hallo Programmers out there...
I have a simple (but complex) question... haha, never hear of that
before... simple but complex:
In an applet, I want to:
1 - download a webpage
2 - print that webpage
now complex:
3 - i don't want the user to see the webpage on the screen. the only
thing the user sees is that Java Warning: Applet would like to print.
do you want to allow this?
Any hints?
Tascien
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