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Several stylesheets can be linked to an HTML page, each designed to display the page suitable for a specific type of viewing device. Their different purposes are specified by the 'media' attribute - there are nine different choices, not all of which are supported by browsing devices. The 'print' and 'screen' attributes are generally well supported - 'screen' is the default if no media type is specified. The others are TTY (teletype), TV, projection, handheld, braille, aural, and 'all'.

If a print stylesheet is used, when a page is printed from the browser it should use the formatting specified in that stylesheet. To make sure this works properly the designer has to understand how the cascade of stylesheets works, and get it right. It can be quite confusing :-)