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You can't. When you request the document to be printed the printing mechanism within Netscape loads the document into its buffer, and then runs the JavaScript code in the document in its buffer - if the JavaScript code doesn't display all of the page until certain conditions are met, you'll never be able to print the conditional JavaScript code.
Internet Explorer doesn't reinterpret the JavaScript code.