VS 2010 - How To Remove URL Page Footer Via Web Application
Jan 8, 2013
I am currently finalizing an ASP.NET web application that requires to have a page printed at the end of the process.
Currently, what I am trying to achieve via ASP.NET is to NOT display the URL at the bottom of the printed page.
From my understanding, this is controlled by the web browser. On IE 8, you can go to file, page setup and you can remove the URL from the page footer.
My problem is this web application will be used by hundreds and I would have to manually change the settings for every user on their desktop. Also, another problem is that I still want the URL to be showed on the page footer when they print their other stuff on the web. And last, even if I go on every single computer and change the settings, well the user can put the URL back on the page footer.
So is there a way for my web application to control that ? I assume that there is a registry setting, but again i'm not sure my web application will have access to everyone registry due to strict policy on the network.
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