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Thursday, October 2. 2008

Off Topic: Print any web page "nicely"

Webware features PrintWhatYouLike.com, a free site that allows you to pick and choose which parts of a website to print (the map, text, etc.) and what to leave out (Flash ads, blank space, etc.). From what I can tell you can't "work on" the site once its URL is added into the dialog box at printwhat youlike.com, but there is a bookmarklet that also you to use the tools directly on a page that already has the map of interest.

Sounds like this may be as useful to me as Jing has become.

Posted by Adena Schutzberg at 13:01 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)

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FYI, with Firefox (and I believe IE as well), there is an option on the Print dialog that allows you to print only the selection. (And you can make multiple selections with the control key.)
#1 Dan S. on 2008-10-02 16:55 (Reply)
Yes, the option is available in IE also, I use it quite a bit.
#1.1 tina on 2008-10-06 17:21 (Reply)

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