Printing Just What You Want

By

FlaKathy

Thanks for the WONDERFUL tip, Laurie! I'll use it a LOT.

By

ttustudent

for mapquest, they also have a "printer-friendly" link right at the top that I always use!

By Judy Harris (Guest Post)

I just tried your hint and it worked!!! So many times I only want to print one or two feedbacks from this site instead of pages and pages. I just used your hint to print out your hint.LOL. This is going to come in so handy. Thank you. Judy (bjptl)

By

SweetCali40

Arizona,
You can print from MapQuest!
Put the arrow on the map'
right click on your mouse and click 'Save Picture As' this will put /save the map in your Picture folder. To print, open your picture folder (found in your documents), find your map, and you can do 2 things, either use the icon above the preview pane or double click on the picture in the picture colum. This will bring up another window, click on the printer icon, click selection than ok.

By

SweetCali40

Hi Bill,
I do two things. I will open a new browser window. (You can do this by going to File and than click on 'New Browser Window' or 'New>Window) Start a letter in your email program (compose) leave that one open while you cut and paste what you want to send. If you just want to print from a page without sending to anyone you don't need to do anything but turn your printer on. If you want to save something like part of a speech, open your word program (this should be in your programs or on your desktop) and you can copy and paste in there.
Hope this is helpful and that I answered your question.
A really great web-site to learn how to use your programs and where I get ALL my information is from

http://thundercloud.net/infoave/

By Bill (Guest Post)

Thanks for this tip. Now I have a dumb question. How do you E-mail something like you just told us how to copy. Thanks

By Kim (Guest Post)

Thanks Laurie! You're a lifesaver!

By

Debbie52

Hey, I just tried this and it works like a charm!

By

Debbie52

Thanks for this info. I was just highlighting, doing a copy and pasting into a blank email page but this way seems even better!

By Arizona Tigress (Guest Post)

This does not work with Mapquest.

By Paula in ga (Guest Post)

Hey this is great. I would highlight, copy and paste to microsoft word and then print it. That saves a step! You don't have to open up your word processor.

By sharon (Guest Post)

Thanks, I wanted to learn how to do that, and it works!