Websites can be scrolled to print an area that is not totally visible on the screen. The snippets can be copied or added as clips to the Clip Book from where they can be printed and edited. What really surprised me was the fact that the contents of the clip book are available both in Internet Explorer and Firefox which means it is not problematic to switch browsers.
HP Smart Web Printing (thanks Archer for the tip) adds a button to Internet Explorer and Firefox after installation. This button was immediately accessible in Internet Explorer. It is added to the Navigation Toolbar in Firefox which is disabled on my system by default. I had to enable the toolbar and drag and drop the button to another toolbar in Firefox to be able to access it.
Clips can be selected by pressing the HP Smart Select button and the sidebar that displays all created clips can be opened with the shortcut SHIFT CTRL K or by selecting the menu of the button.
The HP Smart Web Printing application integrates itself nicely into both browsers and provides a very interesting feature to be able to print exactly the area of the screen that should be printed. Definitely a must have for users who print regularly.
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at home I use Canon Easy-WebPrint a perfect tool for me (with less feature), but it works only with IE and Canon printers, btw I can’t use it at work so I’ll try HP Smart Web Printing.
thx
Hello,I am trying to find out how to find HP Smart select Web Printing on my Firefox.
Sorry but i am not all that computer literate.
I have downloaded it but can’t find it.