[thelist] Re: Line of text cut in half when printing in Win IE6

[Clive R Sweeney]

>>>Clive R Sweeney wrote:
>>>
>>>Has anyone encountered the problem, when printing a web page, of a 
>>>line being cut in half? By this I mean that the top half of the 
>>>letters print on one page and the bottom half print on the next.
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>>John Easton wrote:
>>Yes, all the time. I just consider it another of IE's normal 
>>misbehaviors.
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>John C Bullas wrote:
>Can you avoid it on your own pages with page breaks for printing in
CSS?
>
>page-break-before/after {property}
>
>style type="page-break-before: always"
>style type="page-break-after: auto"
>
>http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;328673&Product=
ie600
>"Tables Truncated When You Print from Internet Explorer 6.0"
>
>FB
>
>Googling was a waste of time... but if anyone has more tenacity they
might 
>find a way around it?
>Nothing on the MS groups..... posted a message though
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It may be a normal misbehaviour, but there must be some combination of
markup that "causes" it. 

This came up when one of my clients asked if I could find a solution.
The 
problem occurs about 20% of the time in some of their current
dynamically 
generated pages. I'm hoping it will be okay in a few weeks once they're 
able to switch over to the new markup I recently provided, but since I 
don't know what causes the problem, I can't be sure it won't pop up
again.
I can't *make* it happen on the new pages, but it seems it would be
useful
to know the cause and if there's a solution.

::. clive