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    I need the help for printing the web page without clicking any button

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      I need the help for printing the web page without clicking any button

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      you need an event to call the print function.

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        you need an event to call the print function.

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        Amit Agarrwal
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        just use window.print().. for ur better REF: visit this site..http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/mgold/HowToPrintaDataGridinCsHARPand.NET11212005060838AM/HowToPrintaDataGridinCsHARPand.NET.aspx[^] bye tc may this help u

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          I need the help for printing the web page without clicking any button

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          Suresh Pirsquare
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          You can call the Print() Function by declaring it, in the onLoad attribute of the Body Tag . Regards, Suresh Dayma

          Everything Is Possible!

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