How to print continuously with multiple page for bill format in ASP.NET C#

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hi to all,
Here i design a page for print like company name and customer something like that for item here i use grid view. in that print page it will bind only 10 item. if they sales 10 above i need to go multiple print. that means only item changes not company customer name like that. design for company name and customer are same for multiple page only changes in item. how can i do??? anybody suggest. here i put javascript windows.print();

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i dont have any idea how to bind value can anybody hel[ for multiple print page

Posted 4-Apr-16 0:36am

JOTHI KUMAR Member 10918227

Updated 4-Apr-16 2:11am

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Sinisa Hajnal 4-Apr-16 8:08am

Create new page with very basic HTML (plain white header with client info and non-paged table with sales info). On print button click, either redirect to that page as print preview (and have separate button that actually prints the page) or print that page without showing it to the user.

JOTHI KUMAR Member 10918227 4-Apr-16 8:21am

hmm yeah i need to tried but user want to preview the page

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