WaltS48 wrote:
On 1/10/20 10:33 PM, DoctorBill wrote:
DoctorBill wrote:
DoctorBill wrote:
I am asking here because a Google Search brought up implications that
this is a specific Browser thing and not applicable to Windows
(7).....(?)
I was on my wife's Health Insurance web site (Fidelity) and found her
"Claims Activity" link. That goes to a HUGE List (she had cancer)
which
has a "Print" button. Clicking THAT sends me to the print Options.
One "Option" is - PRINT TO FILE.
Here is the problem . . . . . WHERE does the file get printed to ?
NO choices are given to place - just File Name....
Looking for information on this on Google just brings up ALL SORTS of
Gobble-De-Gook ! One opinion after another ! Mostly rubbish.
Searching for the file name gets me no-where !
Can someone point me in the right direction ? I know it is OFF TOPIC.
Sorry for that !
DoctorBill
.
This is Posted AFTER I fingered out how to do what I want on THIS
Windows 7 machine.
Most of the answers did not apply to what I am experiencing HERE.
So - I looked up "Virtual Printers" on Google and found "Dopdf" - a
FREE program to write
pdf files whan you check "Print to File". I downloaded it and
installed it.
When I went to my Wife's Health Insurance Web Site and went to the
Claims Page,
I invoked the list of claims and clicked "Print This" and got the
Windows 7 Print Menu.
I chose as the printer "doPDF" which was now on the list of printers.
I clicked "Save to File" and got that same LINE - 'File Name'......
to fill in.
I entered C:/mywifesclaimfile and hit enter.
The List I wanted was saved as a pdf to the C:/ (root) directory.
IT WORKED ! Probably work the same way on Windows 10.....
So.....I fingered all this out myself. Just had to educate myself
(I have a PhD in Biochemistry) so I know how to do research - that's
what a PhD Degree means.....
Thanks for the journey together guys !
DoctorBill
For What It's Worth -
YOWSA ! - I loaded "DoPDF" onto my Windows 10 machine and now it
appears in the PRINT
Dialog Box as a printer. (it is a stand alone program also).
Went to my Banking Site and got to all my Checking Account Activity
for a whole year.
It had a "Print This" box above the list - so I checked it.
Got the Print Dialog Box, chose DoPDF" and checked the "Print to File"
box.
Went thru new (to me) Windows 10 rig-a-marole and had to give it a
name and destination
(is very different than Windows 7) ......
Long story short - I now have A WHOLE YEAR of my checking Account on a
pdf file.
You can pick the File quality too !
Nice.
DoctorBill
Great news!
Just curious. What do you use to open and read those files?
.
They are pdf - so I use Adobe Acrobat.
I supposedly will also convert to other file formats. Haven't tried THAT
yet.
It is also a standalone program.....?
Just what I wanted. Something to "get" a list in the nice List Format, but
be able to see it BEFORE unleashing it onto the printer.
DoctorBill
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