I had a similar problem with a label I had to print for a package I was sending. Worked fine in IE but in Chrome the label was split between two pages, and I think it also overlapped both of them. Made a right mess of it.

Printing in IE has always been better than every other browser.

Which isn't so much a compliment to IE, but rather that all the others fuck it up.

Yeah, it has to be - there's only a certain level of sheer fucking idiocy that can be accidental.

....is the basis of all good conspiracy theories..
=o)
When you look at teh webs as one great data collection point for the 'Invisible Gov't', they're going to try funnelling types of traffic by product.
It's why Opera had to sell out presto to Google's chromium. Why Nokia got ate by microsoft.
Be interesting to see what happens with Samsung & Sony trying to adapt Android...