I am working on a project for my software engineering class. I
currently have a web browser that reads stored html forms off of a
server and displays them (browesr will also surf the net providing the
site does not use any scripting). The forms are entered by users
through an ASP client. My problem is getting the forms to print from
the browser without too much distortion of text. I am using
CalHTMLPane (http://www.netcomuk.co.uk/~offshore/index.html) for the
browser. Is there any way to create an HTMLDocument from a URL and
then print it using an iput stream or something along those lines?
>I am working on a project for my software engineering class. I
>currently have a web browser that reads stored html forms off of a
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>browser. Is there any way to create an HTMLDocument from a URL and
>then print it using an iput stream or something along those lines?
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