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Answer» When i attemp to print a Web page while i am bowsing the Internet with Internet Explorer, the Web page may not print. I am using Win 2000 and IE 6. Please help!!! :-? :-?Is the poll necessary? Do other things print OK? What happens when you try to print from IE?No the pool is not necessary. Yes every thing else print OK But the problem ONLY comes from IE Thanks.OK, so what happens when you try to print from IE? Just nothing? Does the page then show up in the printer jobs?Yes the pages will shows blank on the printer. Like for example on right hand of balnk page WOULD display Page 1 of 1 and at the bottom left is would show: file://C:\WINNT\TEMP.I'll be honest with you, I'm not a Win2K guy. So I'm not too sure now what the problem is. Recap: Win2K, IE6, IE doesn't print properly, it prints an almost blank page, but everything else does print OK. So I'm pretty sure it's not the printer, the connection to the PC, or the driver. Hopefully someone else can help you out here, we have several Win2K gurus here and someone else may have some BETTER ideas. Sorry for wasting your time, at least I tried and you're no worse off now than you were before I started. wELL THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TRYING, MUCH APPRECIATED.You're welcome. Hope you get it sorted.We need more information, what do you mean you cannot print when using IE? What kind of printer do you have and how is it connected, through network, usb, lpt1, or what? Does the printer show up when you go to file and click print (or ctrl+p). Does the printer not receive the job from IE? Or does the printer just not like you? :-?Yes the printer does shows up but the page printed is blank and is displays: Page Title 1of 1, URL and date. when i do a Print Preview from File is has the same info. the Printer i have its a IBM Infoprint 1352. Yes its through the network. I am the only staff having this problem. Please help!!!!
I would upgrade to IE7 or Firefox; both have much better print engines.Quote I would upgrade to IE7 or Firefox; both have much better print engines. IE7 requires: Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) Windows XP Professional x64 Edition Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 (SP1)
But, you might try Firefox.
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