Re: printing transparent images in a browser
Jon wrote:
> My client already has an application that produces her
> calendars as PDF. She usually snail mails them out, after she prints
> them. To free up time on her behave I'm creating a web based
> application that does just that.
Except, not in PDF format.
> The caveat (not sure if that's the
> correct term) is that she is afraid that her clients will call her and
> ask for the "real" calendar if the web based one doesn't look like the
> existing
If you create a page intended to be printed in HTML, you are at the
mercy of the browser. Each browser will place the HTML on the printed
page slightly differently. Even the same browser with different settings
will give slightly different results. If everybody's printed copy must
look the same, you pretty much have to go with PDF.
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