Windows 10: How do I Copy a Web Page and Print it out.

How do I copy a Web Page and Print it Out?

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How do I Print a Selection from a web page in Windows 10. Used to be able to.

How do I Print a Selection from a web page?

 

How do I Print a Selection from a web page in Windows 10. Used to be able to.

I've done the Feedback info thing and never got any change when the updates came out. Why try all the steps of capturing the image, going to Paint, editing there, and printing? Or whatever all the rigmarole is. Just don't even open Edge. I pinned the icon
for Internet Explorer to the task bar and open that immediately, bypassing anything with the Edge. Can still print my selection from there. I like IE better for saving Favorites, too.

 

You can use the snipping tool or hit print screen on your keyboard and paste it into a word document. That's a couple of ways.

 

Most browsers have a print option in the settings.

 

Not sure what you're after.

In Internet Explorer, I can save a web page. I usually save it as a single archive (.mht). If the option exists in Edge, I haven't spotted it.

In Win 10, you could also do a print-to-PDF From Edge or any browser with a printing capability.

 

I agree with bobkn. If I wish to work with a particular Web page I use one of 2 methods. In Firefox I right-click in the page and choose Save page as... where the 3 dots signify another pane will open with choices. In Internet Explorer I go to File, Save as.... With both I give it a name and note where Downloads go on the HDD. Both methods have choices for type but IE gives a choice of .mht, Web page complete, saves in a single file. Either way I can do lots with the pages.

 

You can also use a pdf software to save Web pages. The Foxit Reader might be a nice way of saving a Web in one small file.

 

I always use ALT + prtscrn
this copies the active window to my clip board
Then I start Redirecting ... (a cheap but versatile replacement for MsPaint) and paste the image.
In this way I can cut the interesting part out and don't need the banners etc
I can adjust the size for printing easily (fit to page)

Simple ..... *Smile

 

While I would love to use the 'Snipping Tool'

It seems I can only 'Snip' what I can see and the Web Page is about double the length of what I can see on the Screen.

As such there doesn't appear to be a way of using the 'Snipping Tool' and Scrolling down the page at the Same Time.

Or maybe there is?

 

I don't think that will work for me, as the Web Page I want to copy and print, is double the length of the Screen.

 

Does Edge have a Print Option in the Settings and if so how do I use it, as the Web Page is at least Double the length of the Screen.

 

How do I do that with edge?

I only want to use Edge

When I Browsed the Page with Edge, I couldn't see what you need to do next to print it.

 

But how do I print it out?

When I used to use Firefox in combo with Windows XP

All I did was to select what I wanted to Print by using the Mouse, then I Clicked File>Print.

But the only Browser I want to use is Edge.

 

Using Firefox. The extension "Nimbus Screen Capture" will capture the whole page .

Nimbus Screenshot will help you to:

- Capture the whole Web page or a required section of it;
- Capture the whole browser window (!);
- Create your own drawing or model from scratch (!);
- Paste different patterns and text boxes to your screenshot;
- Resize and crop your screenshot;
- Add arrows and stickers to your screenshot (!);
- Save screenshots in any of the following formats: JPG, PNG, BMP;
- Save screenshots to Google Drive.


Nimbus Screenshot supports horizontal scrolling. The editor interface allows editing objects even after you add them to the screenshot (and this feature is totally unique)! end quote