Thank you to all who replied so promptly. I had been tearing my hair out:
print gave me extraneous material and links wand was not an accurate
reproduction of the page; PDF gave the same result; Grab meant that the
page wouldn't fit on an A4 page; but the winner was . Ronni. Command -
Shift
And also a thankyou to Ronni from somebody who frequently needs to
capture a quick shot of something but wasn't really looking. Excellent
tip!
Bill
On 17/03/2010, at 1:55 PM, Michael Hawkins wrote:
Thank you to all who replied so promptly. I had been tearing my hair
out:
print gave
Hi Ronni,
yep that is the option in Firefox 3.6, you can place all of the elements (URLs
included) in the header, footer and select left, middle or right.
Regards,
Eugene
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Check it out Ronda. The pages that I have saved in this manner have
their URL and name as a header.
Merv
Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Merv,
A PDF will not give Michael the URL at the top. He requires the URL (Address).
Michael is best to take a Screen Shot of the page in question.
To take a
Hi Merv,
Yes, they do … BUT … what Michael required was an exact 'Live picture' of the
webpage, as it is displayed.
The PDF only shows a 'Print' PDF, not the exact webpage as it is viewed.
I am not at liberty to explain to you why Michael required this.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 17/03/2010, at
Also, as I mentioned, don't forget the Grab application that Apple
provides in the Utilities folder - not only does it mean that an old bloke
like me doesn't have to remember the various key combos for the different
screenshots, it also offers a timed screen capture - not that I've had need
of
On 17/03/2010, at 4:12 PM, Neil Houghton wrote:
Also, as I mentioned, don't forget the Grab application that Apple
provides in the Utilities folder - not only does it mean that an old bloke
like me doesn't have to remember the various key combos for the different
screenshots, it also
Thanks for that wonderful information Peter. That's my new thing learned today.
Cheers
Mike Fuller
On 18/03/2010, at 8:04 AM, Peter Hinchliffe wrote:
Grab is also part of the Preview application, and can be found under File
Take Screen Shot (at least it is in Snow Leopard - the exact
I am want to print a webpage, but cannot manage to do it. Web Page prints as
segments and does not show URL, even when I use Mail.
I have tried Safari 4.05 and Firefox 3.6 into Entourage 11.4 and Mail 4.2 OS
10.6.2, MacBook Pro 2.4HHz Intel Core 2 Duo
Regards,
Michael Hawkins.
-- The WA
Hi Michael,
No thoughts on what your actual problem is - but if you want a quick fix you
can always take a snapshot of the browser window.
In Snow Leopard, I use the Grab application, which lets you capture the
screen, a window or just a selection of the screen. It can be found in the
Michael
If you just want a copy then I often find that FilePrintSave as pdf
does the trick.
Merv
Michael Hawkins wrote:
I am want to print a webpage, but cannot manage to do it. Web Page prints as
segments and does not show URL, even when I use Mail.
I have tried Safari 4.05 and Firefox
Hi Merv,
A PDF will not give Michael the URL at the top. He requires the URL (Address).
Michael is best to take a Screen Shot of the page in question.
To take a picture of the whole screen, press Command-Shift-3.
To take a picture of part of the screen, press Command-Shift-4, then drag to
Need to add, before Daniel picks it up ;-)
That Screenshots taken in Snow Leopard Save as .png not .pdf
Cheers,
Ronni
On 17/03/2010, at 12:05 PM, Ronda Brown wrote:
Hi Merv,
A PDF will not give Michael the URL at the top. He requires the URL (Address).
Michael is best to take a Screen
Many web pages have special style sheets to manage printing.
You can try the PDF options button at the bottom left of the print
dialog to save the page as a PDF and see if this gives you what you
want.
If you want an exact representation, use Cmd Shift 4 to capture the
region of the screen
Hi
I'm using the latest incarnation of Firefox (3.6) and in the print dialog box
it allows me to place headers and footers on each page with such things as URL,
Page # of #, Title, Date/Time etc.
Regards,
Eugene
-- The WA
Hi Eugene,
That's also correct in Safari 4 as well, but it only gives the web address as a
footer at the bottom of the page.
I think what Michael is wanting is a complete 'picture' of the webpage showing
the URL at the top.
Cheers,
Ronni
On 17/03/2010, at 1:05 PM, Eugene wrote:
Hi
I'm
Ronda Brown wrote:
Need to add, before Daniel picks it up ;-)
That Screenshots taken in Snow Leopard Save as .png not .pdf
Cheers,
Ronni
There is a handy little application:
Sharpshooter [OS X 10.4–10.6]
http://www.kerlmax.com/products/sharpshooter/
After you have taken your screen
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