Print pages to Pdf is a Firefox extension that implements a button on the navigation toolbar and extends the right-click context menu with a genuine function, which gives users the ability to easily print web pages (the current tab or all tabs) to the Portable Document Format (PDF).
Print pages to Pdf is an open source add-on designed to work with Mozilla Firefox 3.6 and later.
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Requirements:
· Mozilla Firefox
What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
Support for additional languages:
Support for additional languages is added to the AddOn:
· Chinese (simplified) - translated by: Wang.H.K
· Finnish - translated by: Käännös: Kari Eveli,http://www.lexitec.fi/
· French - translated by: Bigpapa and Goofy
Help System:
· Help Information to the various functions of the AddOn "Print pages to Pdf" is available online. It is possible to invoke this information from various Elements inside the AddOn like menuitems or Dialogs. You can invoke the help Information directly at: Print pages to Pdf help pages
Creating separate Pdf's for webpage:
· There is a new Option, that allows a kind of batch processing of selected webpages. If you enable this option, every webpage in your main processing window will be saved in a separate Pdf file. Table of Content funktionality is working on webpage level (every pdf has its own Table of content). You can still set individual formattings for every webpage. For more information see the item "Separate Pdf's" in global Preferences.
Converting selected Tabs only:
· Print pages to pdf now comes with an integration into the great AddOn "Multiple Tab Handler". If you have installed this AddOn and have selected some tabs, an additional context menu entry in the multiple tab handler context menu gives you the ability to print only the selected tabs to pdf. More information on the help pages "Convert selected Tabs".
Linux 64bit support enhanced:
· There are some enhancements in Version 0.1.8.0 for support of 64bit Linux. But it is possible that you have to do some tasks manually, depending on your combination of Firefox and Operating system support. For detailed information see FAQ Linux 64bit.
Bugfixing:
· The bugfixes from the 0.1.7.1 beta are included in this release. Especially several issues regarding the handling of international charactersets should be solved. There is still an issue with international characters (exactly above numeric value 255) in the title. This is addressed, but can probably not resolved in the near future.
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