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print function does not work properly in IE5, need immediate help

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print function does not work properly in IE5, need immediate help

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Posted: 7/2/2010

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We created a code for print function to print image. The restriction is some are using IE5 and others latest browsers. The issue is image is getting cropped from sides and printing on three pages in IE5.

Q1. How to resize image in ASP? OR

Q2. Is there any work around? OR

Q3. What is the logic and what the are steps of converting image into pdf using ghostscript as we have never done this before? Is this the right approach?

Anyone's help would be really appreciated. We got lot of stupid answers from those who don't know the answers and it is delaying our project. So please we need your focus and solution or alternate would be really appreciated.

 


Posted: 7/2/2010

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surohit said:

We created a code for print function to print image. The restriction is some are using IE5 and others latest browsers. The issue is image is getting cropped from sides and printing on three pages in IE5.

Q1. How to resize image in ASP? OR

Q2. Is there any work around? OR

Q3. What is the logic and what the are steps of converting image into pdf using ghostscript as we have never done this before? Is this the right approach?

Anyone's help would be really appreciated. We got lot of stupid answers from those who don't know the answers and it is delaying our project. So please we need your focus and solution or alternate would be really appreciated.

My advice would be to check if the client's explorer is IE5, make them upgrade at least to one version up!

The IE market share for 2008 was

IE4 - 0.01%
IE5 - 0.20%
IE6 - 37.01%
IE7 - 35.81%

Now in 2010, its less then 0.05% -

Making them upgrade to the latest version will avoid you any other headache and will help you resolve this problem. That is my advice.


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