Windows 10: Printing Webpages

Sometimes I want to print a Webpage (to pdf).
IE11 and print to pdf sometimes gives the result wanted. But often, parts of the Webpage are not printed while the conversion stops.
Copying the Webpage in Word gives generally a mess.
I am interested to hear whether people found better solutions, for instance by using another browser and using an adequate addon?

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windows 10 print

Hi Joe,

I suggest you to try the following steps to print webpage from Internet Explorer 11 and check if it helps.

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/internet-explorer/print-webpages#ie=ie-11

You may also try the following steps to print from Microsoft edge.

• Open webpage that you want to print in Microsoft Edge.
• Click on "More actions" link (This is link with three dots (...) at right side on address bar)
• In "More actions" menu, Click on "Print" to open Print Settings dialog.
• In Print Settings dialog, select Printer that you want to use. Select "Microsoft XPS Document Writer" if you want to print to XPS document or select "Microsoft Print to PDF" if you want to print webpage to PDF file. You can also select any physical printer
  to print webpage to paper.
• Select other print options like print orientation, pages that you want to print, scaling, margins and option to print page headers and footers.
• Click on "Print" button in Print Settings dialog to start printing current webpage to your selected printer.
  
  If you have selected Microsoft XPS or Print to PDF as Printer, Microsoft Edge will save generated XPS or PDF file to your Documents folder with current webpage title as file name.

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Print webpage from Windows Edge

Hi,



Thank you for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

I understand your concern and will assist you to resolve this issue.

I suggest you to follow the steps below and check if it helps

You can print any webpage easily to your printer, PDF file or XPS file in Microsoft Edge browser using below steps:

• Open webpage that you want to print in Microsoft Edge.
• Click on "More actions" link (This is link with three dots (...) at right side on address bar)
• In "More actions" menu, Click on "Print" to open Print Settings dialog
• In Print Settings dialog, select Printer that you want to use. Select "Microsoft XPS Document Writer" if you want to print to XPS document or select "Microsoft Print to PDF" if you want to print webpage to PDF file. You can also select any physical
  printer to print webpage to paper.
• Select other print options like print orientation, pages that you want to print, scaling, margins and option to print page headers and footers.
• Click on "Print" button in Print Settings dialog to start printing current webpage to your selected printer.
• If you have selected Microsoft XPS or Print to PDF as Printer, Microsoft Edge will save generated XPS or PDF file to your Documents folder with current webpage title as file name.

Hope this helps. If the issue remains unresolved, please get back to us and we would be happy to help

 

Hi have you tried doing it this way.
Top right hand corner
click on the 3 ... then scroll down to Print.
Click that and your printer will show up
Wait for it to load and you should find the page you want to print appear.
Then just press Print once you have made sure it is what you want
Hope that helps
Let us know how you get on

 

Thanks for the tip. Probably I made a mistake. I receive emails with Thunderbird with a lot of html code. Printing with Thunderbird gives then problems. I see now that Thunderbird had the option: save as html file. Opening this file in IE11 and printing results in a complete print. I mixed Thunderbird printing and IE11 printing.