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How do I remove "printinvoicesRedirect.jsp and the https file from printed invoices

NDalton
NDalton
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I am printing invoices and a line of test appears on top and bottom of sheet. Top left reads "printinvoicesRedirect.jsp" - Top right reads "https:// (then adds the website I'm printing from. The bottom of the sheet prints "1 of xx" and date and time. How do I remove these from my customers invoices?

I am printing invoices and a line of test appears on top and bottom of sheet. Top left reads "printinvoicesRedirect.jsp" - Top right reads "https:// (then adds the website I'm printing from. The bottom of the sheet prints "1 of xx" and date and time. How do I remove these from my customers invoices?

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jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
jscher2000 - Support Volunteer
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I'm guessing the page is a PDF, and it is being displayed in the new Firefox 19 PDF Viewer? Unfortunately, there is currently no way to suppress headers and footers in the PDF Viewer without changing Page Setup globally. More information in this thread: Print from the PDF viewer without page information.

To switch to the Acrobat plugin, or an external application, see this article: View PDF files using Firefox’s built-in viewer.