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- Convert Webpage to PDF (Windows)
NOTE: These directions are similar in Chrome, Firefox, Opera, or Tor with slight variations in terminology and icons.
At any webpage
Click on the 3 vertical dots (or lines), in the upper right hand corner of your screen
Click Print (or use keyboard shortcut ctrl p)
4. Click on the arrow next to "Destination"
5. Click on Save as PDF (or Microsoft Print to PDF)
6. If needed change settings (paper size, margins, scale, etc.) by
clicking on More Settings
7. Click Save (or Print)
8. Choose destination Folder
9. File name will automatically show as the name of the
webpage, but that can be changed as needed
10. "Save as Type" should automatically show as Adobe
Acrobat Document (or PDF document (*.pdf) )
11. Click Save
12. Check your destination folder to make sure item
saved as a PDF & then open the PDF to review it
and make changes if needed.
Chrome
Chrome
At any webpage in Google Chrome
Click on the 3 lines, located in the toolbar on the top-right corner of the screen
Click Print
4. Click Change, located in the “Print” window underneath
"Destination”
5. Choose Save as PDF, located under “Local
Destinations”
6. If needed change settings (paper size, margins, scale, etc.)
7. Click Save
8. Choose a location
9. Type a file name
10. Click Save
Safari
Safari
At any webpage in Safari
Click File, located at the top-left corner of the Safari option bar
Click Export as PDF....
4. Type a name in "Export as" field
5. Choose a location
6. Click Save
Click on any of the below if you need additional instructions for other formats
Click on any of the below if you need additional instructions for other formats
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