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   humble_quests
   

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   I've learned a TON from others' comments, and I used to print them. Now I can't. Is it just me or my computer? Or is it no longer possible to print those comments? Any help would be greatly appreciated!!!

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   midori
   

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   Hi, humble_quest... just select the text with your cursor (it'll turn blue), then click File/Print and click the dot Selection. Or, if you'd like to compile a group of different comments, select and copy them, then paste to a Microsoft Word blank page, and you can always print from there.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   pavid
   

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   Hi humble, I have another way to store comments to read later and it doesn't involve printing them out. Go to Evernote.com and open a free account. Grab the web clipping bookmarklet while you're there. You now have a place to store the comments for later reference. You can even tag them if you like. You select what you want to store then click the bookmarklet to copy the selected items to your personal notebook. It's just that easy. I've been using it for quite a while and it works well for storing all kinds of information and web clips. There is also a desktop client if you want to access your information off-line. On top of all this free goodness, you also save the expense of ink and paper. Think of all the trees you could save. ;)

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   humble_quests
   

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   Awesome. Thanks a lot ya'all!

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   Txnnok
   

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   If your having trouble pasting, try control V . Make sure you either right clicked copied or control C the text first of course.

   Posted 2 years ago #
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   midori
   

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   Hi, pavid... thx for the info on Evernote... had not heard of it. Shall give it a whirl! I work in MS Word so find it easy to store stuff there (usually don't print), but this is worth a check-out.

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   pavid
   

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   Once you try Evernote, I'm sure you'll be pleased Midori. One thing I didn't mention is that you can tag each clip however you like which makes finding specific information a breeze. I forgot to mention that Evernote also checks images for words so it becomes easy to get at the words in a picture. No scanner, no problem. Take a picture and the document info is yours. Enjoy! :)

   Posted 2 years ago #

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