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Hiding Pathnames on Intranet

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by ayon

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When associates print forms available on our company's intranet, it prints the pathnames of the files and directory structure on the bottom of the page. Is there a way to encrypt or hide pathnames?

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by bowieb

I need more information before I can give you an answer. What kind of network are you using? What program do these forms print from?

It may be as simple as a MS Word macro in your document template that puts that information at the bottom of the document. It could also be your print system.

by ayon

The pathname is being generated by the browser. It is an controlled access Internet site. When people print one of the pages, it prints the path.

by aekland

Try File/Page Setup. There is an option for what is printed in the footer. Remove the &u.

by aekland

List of the options (from IE help)
To print this Type this
Window title &w
Page address (URL) &u
Date in short format (as specified by Regional Settings in Control Panel) &d
Date in long format (as specified by Regional Settings in Control Panel) &D
Time in the format specified by Regional Settings in Control Panel &t
Time in 24-hour format &T
Current page number &p
Total number of pages &P
Centered text (following &b) &b
Right-aligned text (following &b&b) &b&b
A single ampersand (&) &&

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