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General Software Discussion / Saving Whole Web site look as you scroll down
« on: September 18, 2020, 04:57 PM »
 FF used to let you do that but version 75 won't allow that anymore.

I'm trying to print and/or save 2 sites WYSIWYP (ex. like making an exact copy of how a Web site looks).

PDF loses formatting.
I don't have nor use IE.

I can't download and install any addition to the 2 browsers we must use - Chrome and The Edge.

I have Brave on my laptop but no one seems to know how to make  it WYSIWYP.

Thank you for your thoughts/suggestions.

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General Software Discussion / Re: scrolling down to save web page content
« on: September 01, 2014, 11:51 AM »
Hi All,

I just tried copying/pasting the whole web page into clipboard but I must have something askew.

After Shift/F2, I typed in (w/o quotes or parens) "screenshot(sp)--fullpage(sp) clipboard"
but it doesn't seem to copy/paste anything.

I can do the screenshot of just what's on screen (not the whole web page) by typing in "screenshot(sp)--clipboard"

Thanks so much!

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General Software Discussion / Re: scrolling down to save web page content
« on: July 23, 2014, 04:03 PM »
Tomos,

No, I kept the Detroit Tigers folder with the space but I could never find that copy of the png.

So, I just retried capturing but instead of copying to the Detroit Tigers folder I just copied to the one word Baseball folder and that worked.

Maybe I have to just make peace with copying content to one word Windows folders or to the clipboard and then paste that into the two word folder?

Thank you!

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General Software Discussion / Re: scrolling down to save web page content
« on: July 23, 2014, 02:02 PM »
Here's something I've noticed.

If in that command bar I type screenshot -- C:\\Sports\\Detroit Tigers (as a folder) it deplores that space between the ending "t" in Detroit and the beginning "T" in Tigers.

If I then try, C:\\Sports\\DetroitTigers\\hits (with hits as the new name for the new content captured on a Web site it seems to copy it but I can't find it anywhere on the hard drive even after doing a full Windows search of the entire hard drive for anything created since yesterday through today.

However, If I then try, C:\\Sports\\Baseball\\hits - it copies it to the Baseball sub-folder where I can find it easily.

So, I wonder if it just doesn't like 2 worded Windows sub-folders?

It has problems saving to a 2 worded sub-folder but not a one word sub-folder

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General Software Discussion / Re: scrolling down to save web page content
« on: July 22, 2014, 04:48 PM »
Gotcha!

Thank you so much!

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