Save it as session variable or as cookies.

Hi! I think you'll have to execute some JavaScript code in the Load event of your web page, something like window.moveTo(0,0); window.resizeTo(screen.width,screen.height); Regards, mav -- Black holes are the places where god divided by 0...

You can do it client-side with the javascript window.print() function.

You can use CSS to add a margin: In your CSS file: .Answer { margin-left: 20px; } In your html: <p class="Answer">Answer1</p> <p class="Answer">Answer2</p> --- b { font-weight: normal; }

:) Thanks guys, I'll try what you proposed tomorow (on sunday) when I'll be back at my project computer. Here, I don't have Visual. Oren, :-D

THANKS!!! That is perfectly what I needed. Thank you Ankita. :-D

U must add to template buttons and than add the events for them

:(I didn't find MS Reporting Services in VS 2003, but I found that for windows form there is a function called "PrintPreview" or something like that, anybody knows about an equivalent function for Web Forms? Or another way to setup a page before printing it (the test that the user will build with our Web Application). Thanks, Oren, :laugh:

Ok... I would have not think it was so simple, :). Thanks! Oren, :laugh: