How to print the text of complete Tom's Hardware articles and guides
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_TheD0ct0r_
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Copy and paste the text and images (if any) into a Microsoft word document and print accordingly.
This is a solution that will work, but it is very time consuming to edit out the extraneous stuff and reformat.
The ideal solution would be to have a "print" button that would reformat the page (using some print style sheets?) so that the result is a page with mostly text content that can easily be printed. If some graphics (tables, graphs, etc) are required they should be of a "light" format to minimize toner usage. I assume I am not the only one that would like to be able to print detailed content and read it off line.
Thanks.
_TheD0ct0r_
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As far as I know, there is no print button. However, I do know of a thing called gyazo (https://gyazo.com/en) Its a safe, trusted software that many on this site have used, (not just used for toms hardware) and its used to take a screenshot of whats on the screen. So you could take a screenshot of what u want, and then print that image/images
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you can take a screenshot from windows itself. it's called the snipping tool and was introduced in win 7.
it will let you select a portion of the screen to copy or the whole thing. then saves it as a pic so you can do whatever with it.
you can also save the page as a pdf file. ctrl - p calls up the print window and you should be able to select a pdf from the printer drop down menu. that is if you have adobe, office or any number of other programs installed that adds a pdf printer driver. then once you have the pdf file you can do whatever you want with it as well to edit it and so on.
i use foxit pdf program and it will let me edit it and many other things once i save it as a pdf file.
it will let you select a portion of the screen to copy or the whole thing. then saves it as a pic so you can do whatever with it.
you can also save the page as a pdf file. ctrl - p calls up the print window and you should be able to select a pdf from the printer drop down menu. that is if you have adobe, office or any number of other programs installed that adds a pdf printer driver. then once you have the pdf file you can do whatever you want with it as well to edit it and so on.
i use foxit pdf program and it will let me edit it and many other things once i save it as a pdf file.
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