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Today we present a new style for Tips & Tricks. This is an original video we created to demonstrate How to Print on Envelopes:
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Posts Tagged ‘Printing’
Video: How to Print on Envelopes
October 29th, 2008Print What You Like (Easy!)
October 28th, 2008![]() |
www.printwhatyoulike.com is a dead simple way remove images, ads, or unneeded text from a crowded web page your about to print. Skip the fluff and the wasted ink and print what you like. “Save money and the environment by reducing your paper and ink usage” – printwhatyoulike.com. Tip: You can click multiple boxes of text, and then click Isolate to remove everything else. Just play around a few times. |
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How To Hide Text When Printing Web Pages
October 23rd, 2008![]() |
The extra clutter along the edges drive me crazy sometimes when I want to print a nice document of a webpage. It doesn’t always matter, but often I don’t want the extra details like the URL, page numbers, date, etc. Here’s how you can leave those off: Internet Explorer –
Firefox –
Now print clean pages of exactly what you wanted! |
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5 Ways to Reduce Your Printing Costs
July 23rd, 2008![]() |
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How to Reprint Documents
April 24th, 2008![]() |
Windows Only Have you ever printed something, the printer jams (ha!) and you lost the document? Or you need to reprint something you no longer have on file? Or, just simply need a history of what’s been printed? A few weeks back I enabled “Keep printed documents” for my printer and now I have a complete history of everything printed! I can reprint anything. I’ve already saved myself some time. If this sounds like something you’d like, here are the simple steps:
Now to view or reprint a document, follow steps 1 and 2 above, then double click on your printer for a list of previously printed items. The only problem with enabling this is, now you will have to manually empty your history from time to time. Again, steps 1 and 2 above, double click your printer, click Printer at the top left, and click Cancel All Documents. |
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Paperless Office – Part II
March 18th, 2008![]() |
Not Printing (conventionally) It’s cheaper (no ink/paper), faster, and most importantly, future reference is easy. I print to PDF any receipts of things I buy online. In a few seconds I can bring up any of them, even from years ago. I store my PDFs in a receipts folder I created in My Documents. I sort them chronologically and of course, name them to include lots of key words so I can find them easily. (Eg. Bank of America Biz CC – 1.1.08.pdf) Print office documents, email messages, images, web pages, etc. to a PDF file. This application is a must-have. Install & Use – |
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