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In article <na.91e77347ad.a700e0grantr@argonet.co.uk>, Grant Randall
<grantr@argonet.co.uk> wrote:

> I have a frequent need to print web pages. The only way from Argos
> Voyager and all the browsers I am aware of is via a draw export; fine
> for very short documents but If requiring to print multiple pages,
> splitting and editing draw files is very convoluted.
> 
> I cannot get my copy of Arcweb's !Printweb to work, it crashes -freezes-
> the computer every time I drag the icon to disc.

Make sure you have the latest version of !PrintWeb.

This should be 0.16 (09-Apr-97).  An earlier version tried to open a file on
RAM disc, and locked up the computer if the RAM disc did not exist.

The latest version of !PrintWeb should be available from Stewart Brodie's
web site at
 
        http://ftp.dsse.ecs.soton.ac.uk:8080/ftp/ArcWeb/

> Even if !Printweb worked, there is no simple way to edit the document.
> For example if I download a detailed aviation weather forcast, it could
> potentially fill several pages but I only want a few paragraphs for later
> reference, so I don't want to print more than one or two pages that
> will later be discarded.

Once !PrintWeb has split the long Drawfile into several A4 size files within
the directory A4WebPages, created when you drag the icon to disc, each of
these Drawfiles can easily be edited to delete content that you do not want,
and you only have to print the relevant page, not all those created.

Bob


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Bob Potter       |         bob.potter@argonet.co.uk