Re: [SaF] web site printer?
On 22 Mar 2000, at 9:08, Zeki Celikbas wrote: hello seeknFinders, I'm looking for a kind of printer program for printing entire web site or some part of it. I think this must be an offline browser, web copier do this but I'm looking a difrent one for example a program only specialist on this subject. I'm using windows 98 but linux programs may be appropriate too. Thanks to all for yours help. Zeki Celikbas Librarian Hi Zeki and all, I am not sure if I understood your request correctly, but I found a program called "fineprint" that will allow you to print the pages of a website (and choose *not* to print certain pages. For instance when the last page may only be a couple of lines that end up taking a whole sheet of paper, otherwise). You can find this at http://www.fineprint.com/ The neat thing about this, in addition to *not* printing a page you do not want, is that you can have it print up to eight pages on a single sheet of paper (and yes, you can still read them!) You will save paper and ink! Also, if you only want the text, you can specify to not print the graphics. Of course, it is not only for printing web pages, but for any print job you might want to do. You can download it for free, however, if you want the full functioning version, it's about $40 USD. I have used it for some time now, and the only nag seems to be if you inadvertently try to print nine pages, you get a message telling you that as you have an unregistered version, etc. HTH, Joyce
ADM FWD Re: [SaF] XHTML
On 1 Feb 00, at 7:32, A-27 said: Hello list, I recently read that the w3c announced the recommendation of a new language XHTML. In my opinion i have already seen this format somewhere. Can anyone provide me more info about this development. Thanks Ahad Hi All, I was at the company intranet site today, and the following was posted there. There was a link to "more" which took me to this ZDNet site: http://www.zdnet.com/zdnn/stories/news/0,4586,2428674,00.html "A new programming specification just recommended by the World Wide Web Consortium is expected to help move the Web beyond PCs and onto a wider array of wireless devices. XHTML 1.0 is the result of rewriting HTML 4.0 -- the markup language behind millions of Web pages -- as an Extensible Markup Language (XML) application. XML enables more-complicated Web services such as e-commerce and personalization. The HTML format restricts the ability to easily manipulate data and combine HTML documents. It forces developers to overhaul their Web pages every time they need to merge data with Web-page layout. By using XHTML (which incorporates both HTML and XML), developers can manage data and Web pages on the fly. This should improve the performance of wireless devices by optimizing the code and requiring the device to process only what's necessary. XHTML's ability to manipulate data also offers benefits to e-commerce sites by making them more interactive." Hope you find this useful. Joyce
Re: [SaF] Special Characters In Word
Hi, I use this all the time. Press and hold the ALT key while entering in on the key pad the numbers 0233, let up on the ALT key and you will get: é (I hope you can see this, sometimes it seems to get scrambled going through the different e-mail programs and whatever - I don't know all the technical reasons...) However, it should print correctly when printing out of Word. There are many characters that you can make in this way. Find the Character Map program. (I've moved mine to a different location on the Start Menu, but I believe it was originally under Start Programs Accessories.) Good luck. I also like using it for saying it's only 12° (degrees) in Wisconsin right now... VBG Joyce Date sent: Sat, 22 Jan 2000 08:06:25 -0500 From: Dayton Labs [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject:[SaF] Special Characters In Word Send reply to: [EMAIL PROTECTED] I am using Microsoft Word and would like to know if there is a way to display alternative symbols such as the Spanish letter e with a little squiggle over it. Actually I'd like to know a more comprehensive layout of key sequences related to alphabets, scientic signs etc etc Dave Join www.WorldShare.net Today! Fast, FREE, Filtered Non-Filtered Internet Access with NO annoying ads! Join www.WorldShare.net Today! Fast, FREE, Filtered Non-Filtered Internet Access with NO annoying ads!
