[webproducers] Re: software for printing websites

 But if you are looking for the exact representation of the web page.   Take a 
screen grab.   Press Alt-Print Screen in windows and for mac--i forget at the 
moment. Then open photoshop and then File> New and paste.  Viola!  

This only poses one problem that I can think of.  If you have a plugin like 
quicktime or Windows media player that uses hardware acceleration  that plugin 
may appear as a black box.  Simply knock down the video hardware acceleration 
down all the way and that usually gets it going again.   It also works if you 
ever need to take screen grabs of a dvd.


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Pete Tandon
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webproducers@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
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It's not a permanent fix, but if you use Acrobat you can change the page
orientation to landscape. It will alleviate most of the screen appearance
problems since the pain is usually with page width (as opposed to height).

Greg Glaser, PMP
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Subject: [webproducers] Re: software for printing websites




This is true but mainly for fonts since it will replace whatever's on the
screen with a high resolution eqivalent.

Layout is always preserved while image quality will vary depending on your
compression settings.

The main advantage of using Acrobat is that it creates an editable,
compressed, printable, and electronically distributable archive of a web
site.

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On Mon, 3 Sep 2001, cccook wrote:

>
> I've worked with Acrobat, but I've found that it does not always
> accurately represent the way the pages appear on screen.
>
> >yes, it's called Adobe Acrobat.
> >
> >Acrobat v4 and above includes a web capture feature that will d/l all
> >pages - even the dynamically generated ones and compress them to boot.
> >
> >it's not exactly a speed demon but will do the trick.
> >
> >NOTE: the Mac version supports this feature too but on version 4, it must
> >be d/l from adobe's site.
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