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

Ok just to Clarify: Print Screen>Paste into Paint.net. (which I have already downloaded a few days ago)

What should I save the files as?

 

I don't want to use Fire Fox

I only want to use Edge

 

Hey Cyberdesigner,
Thank you for posting your problem on Ten Forums. I will try my best to assist you with your issue.
There are 2 methods you can try to print a webpage with Microsoft Edge:

Method 1

• Open Microsoft Edge and open the webpage of your choice
• Click the ... (More Actions) button at the top of Microsoft Edge
• A menu will open with a few options, click Print
• A window opens, click Print as PDF them choose your printer (or add one if you have not set a printer up)
• Press Print button and your webpage should print out

If Method 1 does not work, try Method 2

Method 2

• Open Microsoft Edge and open the webpage of your choice
• Press CTRL+P on your keyboard
• A menu with few options will launch, click Print
• A window opens, click Print as PDF then choose your printer (or add one if you have not set a printer up)
• Press the Print button and your webpage should be printed

I hope this solves your issue. You can also check out this link for more information.

Thanks and Regards,
Troy Cooper

 

use getpaint.net
first ALt + prtscrn the first part
than the second (or third and fourth)
you can easily put them back together

good luck

 

Your method is of course fine.... however, most pages that you might want to print contain a lot of stuff you don't need in your print
Hence the suggestion of using a simple tool like getpaint.net

there it's possible to delete all you might not want in your print *Smile

 

Ah, ok. You can take multiple screenshots and put them under each-other in Paint.NET or even a Word document.

 

Many Thanks

But I don't want to do it like that

 

Many Thanks Troy

But I don't want to do it like that.

 

Shame, it works a treat. *Smile

 

Hi Troy

That was GENIUS! absolutely Perfect! just what I wanted and worked like a Dream!

Many Thanks and Much Appreciated.

 

I tried PDF Redirect, which I was using successfully for this operation with IE 11, but failed. Any solutions?

 

That is the way I do it even better with the new office 2016 and 365

 

You can do it many, many ways. You can click "Print" & choose an "electronic" printing mode. It doesn't print a hard-copy, but saves the page in "electronic" form. When the print dialog box opens, you can choose to "print" to: OneNote, PDF, TIFF or OXPS (forget which). There is also a free, lite-weight & very versatile app U can download called: Ducklink. I use it often. U can choose to print a scrolling window, the screen only, freeform, etc... It will be saved in any location U choose in advanced settings. Good luck,