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Peter,
He wants to print 9 web pages as one job without having to go to each page, save & print.
Unfortunately there was no sex angle in this question, which is maybe why you didn't get it. And no, I am never going to let you live that famous article down...
chris.p
If only I could make it visible again !
Anyway, what's the answer to this question. Some kind of sexy ripper? HtML editor?
I use Opera and IE but that fact is not really relevant. To rephrase, say I go to a website and click on an article called "All About Foo". That takes me to the web page containing "All About Foo" but, as it turns out, the article spans 17 separate pages. One must click "Next Page" to get to each subsequent page in turn. Many web sites offer a "Print" link that stitches all the pages together onto a single web page that is then suitable for printing, but many sites do not. So for those that do not, I would like to stitch these together manually (after I first collect and save them all manually).
With firefox you have a lot of extensions to do that...
If you're a Firefox user you can try repagination.
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/2099
Which browser are you using?
I'm not sure I really understand the question.
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