Not so long ago, Martin Pickering wrote: >True but this applies to all OSX applications. I archive many, many web >pages in PDF format from Safari's "Print" menu. (Don't do this if you >need links to be clickable).
Being a bit of a compulsive AppleScripter, I can now save as PDF from TextEdit, Safari or Preview from a single, simple script and key command. Eliminates a lot of the 'huh ?' factor with PC types... as well as clueless Mac types... when sending e-mail attachments. -- Somewhat more recently, William D. Bandes wrote: >If anyone gets to the point where they can't stand it anymore, >go out and get a PB Kanga, which is a G3 in the 5300 case >with a larger screen (12.1"). Never any trouble with that >machine. What a gem! But for the weight and bulk, the Kanga is/was my favorite PowerBook... and compatible with all the peripherals of the 5300. I nursed the same basic form factor for years... and the Kanga is still close by in a file drawer 'in case'... but has now been replaced by a PB G4 12"... and finally, OS X. I wouldn't have bothered, I don't think, if I hadn't felt the need for a modern web browser. Odd what we deem paramount, at times. Peter B. ----- ___________________________________________________________________________ To unsubscribe send a mail message with a SUBJECT line of "unsubscribe" to <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> or <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
