Printing in IE7

I had a question on my exam regarding how to print a web page and all of it's graphics in IE7. Can you print out the source code of a web page and have it print out the page exactlly how it appears? What othe roptions are there besides choosing print preview?

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whistler

I think the answer is yes and no.

You can open the source page from IE7 View>Source and it opens in Notepad and you can print it out and print out the page using File>Print( Preview).

apena7

from what i understand from your question, it sounds like you want to print every visible graphic displayed on the webpage, instead of the stripped-down version that print preview normal displays.

try this:
in IE7, go to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced
next, scroll down to the Printing area and check the "Print background colors and images" box and try to print again.

hetty

muyloco286 wrote:

try this:
in IE7, go to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced
next, scroll down to the Printing area and check the "Print background colors and images" box and try to print again.

ra13

Thanks for the responses. I have tried printing the source code but all i get is the source and not the web page. On my exam there were 4 possible answers and I had to choose 2:

1.) use print preview
2.) copy the source code into notepad and print that
3.) add a printer icon on the toolbar
4.) copy the web page into notepad and print that

whistler

ra13 wrote:

Thanks for the responses. I have tried printing the source code but all i get is the source and not the web page. On my exam there were 4 possible answers and I had to choose 2:

1.) use print preview
2.) copy the source code into notepad and print that
3.) add a printer icon on the toolbar
4.) copy the web page into notepad and print that

A lot depends on the question.

Answer 4 just copies the text of the webpage into notepad.
Answer 3 seems to be a throw away.
Answer 2 is correct IF you only want the source code printed.
Answer 1 is correct IF you only want a copy of the web page printed.

ra13

Thanks a bunch, i'm going to see if i can look around for some references to these answers.