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Posted by eunever32 on 11/15/06 10:30
Point taken with regard to PDF and that is planned
However from a security perspective it is required to "enforce" userid
being displayed on any print-outs.
Is there any precedence of strategically placing userid + timestamp
in locations on the page that will ensure it will be part of the
data on the page?
Are other organisations doing something like this?
I know there is "blank paper" available for printers but that would
appear to be overkill
(although the ultimate solution)
Is there some way of automatically placing the userid in any blank
spaces on the web page?
Regards
Toby Inkster wrote:
> eunever32 wrote:
>
> > A client wishes to ensure all print-outs from the application will
> > contain a background (watermark?) containing their login userid and
> > possibly a timestamp.
>
> Most browsers do not print background images (or at least have the option
> to suppress them) as it is a waste of ink.
>
> In this case, and indeed in any case where an exact printed appearance is
> required, it it best to serve up your printable pages as PDF.
>
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> Toby A Inkster BSc (Hons) ARCS
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