TARGET:Net-Print

[Jamae Bruton <bruton@PBHS.BREVARD.K12.FL.US>]

Thanks to all who responded.  Here is what I found out.

To keep from printing graphics, advertising, logos, and other extraneous
materials when using Netscape, a program called Net-Print can be downloaded
from this address:  http://www.luminet.net/~dmoe/

This is a Macintosh extension and all you need to do is to drag the
application icon and drop it on the System Folder.  You will receive a
message that says to use this application, it will be filed in the
Extensions folder.  Click the OK button.

The next time you start up Netscape, you will see the Net-Print icon in the
menu bar after the pop down Window menu and under the Options pop down menu
you will see Net-Print settings.  Go to the Net-Print settings to set which
print menu you want to use (I set mine for the Net-Print pop down menu),
which application you want clippings saved to, and whether you want the URL
and site title printed /saved.

When you want to print from Netscape, highlight what you want and from the
menu that you selected to use either clip, save, or print.  It is working
great for me and gives the flexibility to print only what I want without
having to highlight, copy, paste into word processing, and often reformat
before printing, plus the URL and site title gets printed always since I
have selected that option.


Jamae K. Bruton
Media Specialist
Palm Bay High School
#1 Pirate Lane
Melbourne, FL 32901
Ph 407-952-5900 ext 347
Fax 407-676-2891

"In the midst of winter, I finally learned that there was in me an
invincible summer."  Albert Camus