Not good enough! But better than making your application look incapable with Edge. Now the user can open this with IE to send straight into printing. When clicked, it goes through the current DOM tree of the printable page, creates a string of markup (with adjustments if necessary) and then offers the user to save it as a single file. The workaround I did for my application was to include a "Save for IE" button on my print page. This works - but works only for static pages as it tries to open the current URL right in IE. One, though awkward, solution the Edge offers is the "Open with IE" menu item. This is lack of feature and is evident when you go to (from Microsoft itself) to print your calendar with background colors via Edge.
Edge simply doesn't include background shades in its prints. There is no apparent solution for this with Edge browser as of April 2017. This is Q&A - but I'm NOT going to accept it as the answer.
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