Adrian,
 I too miss the print feature. However, I have just gotten used to using my
navigation keys to quickly get around articles.  I generally use the 1 key
to skip to the first level heading (usually the main article title), then
use the n (next) key a couple of times to skipp past the various option
info.  This will generally get me close to the main text.  I then use Say
All or the read paragraph keys to go through the article.  I also have set
up flexible web to delete as many of the advertisements as I can.  While a
little more cumbersome than the old print function I have found I can get by
pretty well.  I also like to use the H (next heading) key on main pages
(such as national news) to skip through the article headings.
-- hope some of this helps --
 

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From: Jfw [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Adrian Spratt
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Sent: Friday, July 24, 2015 11:01 AM
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Cc: Adrian Spratt
Subject: Navigating the New York Times

Hi. Some time ago, there was a thread about changes to the NY Times website
that made navigation difficult and the "print" versions of articles
impossible to find. The Times promised me, and presumably others, that they
were working on making fixes. The problem has only become worse since then.

I'm posting this query to find out if others are experiencing a particular
problem. Unlike in the past,  there is no "print" link in an article.
However, there is a "more" link. After clicking on this link, sighted
readers can see a link to "print." I can click on the "more" link, but the
"print" link is still elusive. I found it just now, but once I managed to
click on it (I had to go into links list), all I got was a printer dialog.
Escaping out of the dialog, I found the page was laid out exactly the way
the main article page is.

So, is anyone doing better at finding and using the "print" versions of NY
Times articles? If so, would you explain how? Any other suggestions? (I know
about the NFB version, but it lacks the links within articles that can be
invaluable.)
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