Netscape or IE and printing...

[Debbie Kirsch]

Hello:
As others may agree, an easy way to pick out a page from a long document 
is to use the PRINT PREVIEW feature from the FILE menu.  That way, you 
can see the specific page number.

But what I use a lot is the ability to copy and paste. If you haven't 
discovered the Task List feature in Windows, do so right away! I just 
open a word processing document, along with Netscape, and do a copy and 
paste from Netscape to a new document.  Charts don't copy well at all, 
but maybe someone else out there knows some other trick to take care of that.


Debbie Kirsch
e-mail   kirscd at sage.edu



On Fri, 22 Nov 1996, Ronnie Morgan wrote:

> Hi!
> 
> I have been unable to figure this out, and I'm hopeing someone out here
> knows how to do this.  When someone prints from our workstations running
> Netscape, it prints the whole web page.  We need to be able to select a
> portion of it, and print only that portion.   Is there a way to do that?  
> 
> For instance, if I have a web page pulled up that, when printed, is 34 pages
> long, and I only want a couple of paragraphs that are a few screens down,
> how can I select only that portion and print only it?  
> 
> When the print menu box comes up, there is one button for entire document,
> another that is greyed out for selection, and the third button lets you
> enter a page number range.  The page number range works, but I don't know
> what page those two paragraphs are going to end up on...
> 
> Has anyone figured out what to do about this?
> 
> Thanks!
> Ronnie Morgan
> 
>