Re: Batch Print a Manual from Web Pages

by George Bray <listoid(at)linkalarm.com>

Date:	Mon, 27 Mar 2000 16:56:18 +1000
To:	"Karen D. Toonen" <ktoonen(at)mcs.anl.gov>, HWG-Techniques <hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org>
References:	anl
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Karen,

I recently came across a free service from Adobe that creates PDFs 
from entire web sites.  It works like their Acrobat product, but is 
completely online.

	http://createpdf.adobe.com/

We tried it on our LinkAlarm reports (multi-page HTML with links to 
other sites) and it works well.  The PDF is emailed to you, then just 
print it.  Links to pages within the site navigate in the PDF 
document, links to external pages open in your browser. Very nice!

	George

--
George Bray - LinkAlarm - Web Site Quality Assurance
Web: http://linkalarm.com  Email: mailto:george.bray(at)linkalarm.com

At 11:15 AM -0600 24/3/00, Karen D. Toonen wrote:
>
>Does anyone know of a utility that
>-- you can start (for example) at the Table of Contents for a manual,
>-- have it follow all the links so that it gets all the pages of the
>manual no matter how many pieces (for example, chapters, sections,
>pages...)
>-- print as a single file, or at least with only one human command.

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