Friday, June 23, 2006
Printer Friendly
Printer Friendly (http://www.printerfriendlysoftware.com) allows you to print all of your favorite online content in a printer-friendly, reader-friendly format, even if the website itself doesn't have a printer-friendly link.
Many people print their favorite online articles, blogs, and news stories for reading during their commute or at a later time. The pages printed through Printer Friendly retain all of the content you need, without any of the banner advertisement, or uncomfortable web page formatting. You can enjoy your printed articles, or any other website content, in an easy-to-read format, without wasting paper or printer ink on the things you don't want to print.
Using Printer Friendly is simple. While surfing the web with your browser, when you come across a web site that you want to print, simply click on the Printer Friendly button on the toolbar of the web browser. The printed page will be formatted specifically for your printer, with crisp, clear, and easy to read black on white text, in a font specifically chosen for ease of reading on printed paper. The web page ads and other nonsense are stripped out, and you are left with only the web page content you are interested in.
Printer Friendly 1.3 is available for Internet Explorer and Firefox.
A free 14-day free trial is available for immediate download.
At the end of the trial period, Printer Friendly can be purchased for $12.95.
Now, everything is printer friendly!
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Antair was founded in 2005 with the mission to provide professional, reliable IT consulting services, and custom made software solutions.
Our consulting and software development experience ranges from educational software packages for direct classroom use, to real-time, large-scale trading frameworks for financial institutions.
Antair has recently changed focus to become entirely a product-based software development firm. We no longer provide consulting services, but continue to draw upon our consulting experience to provide you with the most reliable, elegant and intuitive software products.
Antair is located in New York City, USA.
Many people print their favorite online articles, blogs, and news stories for reading during their commute or at a later time. The pages printed through Printer Friendly retain all of the content you need, without any of the banner advertisement, or uncomfortable web page formatting. You can enjoy your printed articles, or any other website content, in an easy-to-read format, without wasting paper or printer ink on the things you don't want to print.
Using Printer Friendly is simple. While surfing the web with your browser, when you come across a web site that you want to print, simply click on the Printer Friendly button on the toolbar of the web browser. The printed page will be formatted specifically for your printer, with crisp, clear, and easy to read black on white text, in a font specifically chosen for ease of reading on printed paper. The web page ads and other nonsense are stripped out, and you are left with only the web page content you are interested in.
Printer Friendly 1.3 is available for Internet Explorer and Firefox.
A free 14-day free trial is available for immediate download.
At the end of the trial period, Printer Friendly can be purchased for $12.95.
Now, everything is printer friendly!
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Antair was founded in 2005 with the mission to provide professional, reliable IT consulting services, and custom made software solutions.
Our consulting and software development experience ranges from educational software packages for direct classroom use, to real-time, large-scale trading frameworks for financial institutions.
Antair has recently changed focus to become entirely a product-based software development firm. We no longer provide consulting services, but continue to draw upon our consulting experience to provide you with the most reliable, elegant and intuitive software products.
Antair is located in New York City, USA.
# posted by Eric Frost @ 7:03 AM 
