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Technical:
Not technical enough

Comments:
The script for printing multiple pages with a single button does not work because windows.print() will trigger a print prompt box which will print only the first document and ignore the rest of the documents. Is there any other way to print multiple documents using only one click?

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Technical:
Just right

Comments:
the problem is when I print it only out one output

Technical:
Just right

Comments:
The script for printing multiple pages with a single button does not work because windows.print() will trigger a print prompt box which will print only the first document and ignore the rest of the documents. Is there any other way to print multiple documents using only one click?

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Worth:
Worth reading

Comments:
The behavior listed needs to be updated for IE 6.

Under IE 6, if you execute the frames[i].print(); command, then a dialog box shows up which forces you to print ALL of the frames at once, individually.

In other words, each time you execute the print command, it will print a separate copy of the frame. Under this example there will be 3 copies of each frame printed.

Therefore, the printAll() function should really look like the following:

function printAll() {
frames.print();
}

Also, the original example appears to not work at all under NS4.5 on Win98