Is it possible to open another browser through hyperlink

I have a website, www.postcardsfromthenet.com, and I want to add
functionality to the admin pages that allow me to open a special browser,
maybe IE7 from the standard browser, Firefox.

I need to print out the postcards, and instead of downloading the database
as I've been doing, I want to open a web browser that would have no margins,
and no footer or header info. I can do this manually by opening the IE8
browser, but then I have to copy paste the url to find the spcific card to
print. I'd like to have a hyperlink do this, but it has to be a different
browser, one where I have removed the spacing limitations.

Or can I open the same browser and remove the settings through code?

TIA
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Chris Freeman
IT Project Coordinator

No you can't open another browser application from within an existing browser application window
- you can open a modeless window or a popup window from with the existing browser
- but you can't control the users browser settings for print header and footer

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"Chris Freeman" <cfreema7.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:D6B7B6BF-AFD6-4556-96F9-89785AA1765F@microsoft.com...
I have a website, www.postcardsfromthenet.com, and I want to add
functionality to the admin pages that allow me to open a special browser,
maybe IE7 from the standard browser, Firefox.

I need to print out the postcards, and instead of downloading the database
as I've been doing, I want to open a web browser that would have no margins,
and no footer or header info. I can do this manually by opening the IE8
browser, but then I have to copy paste the url to find the spcific card to
print. I'd like to have a hyperlink do this, but it has to be a different
browser, one where I have removed the spacing limitations.

Or can I open the same browser and remove the settings through code?

TIA
--
Chris Freeman
IT Project Coordinator