How to Print a Discussion

Some of you have inquired about how to print discussions off the site to give to your friends and family who don't have a puter. If you go to just below the original post of a discussion, there is an "add this" link. When you scroll over, sub tabs/links will pop up. Among the options are to email, twitter, facebook. Also an option is to print. Click on this to print.... not as clean as I would like but it does work.

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Permalink Reply by CypressKnees on March 22, 2011 at 10:59

Thank you!

And for the return of the "Main Page"!

We hope your family is doing well!

 

Permalink Reply by JHH on March 22, 2011 at 11:32

Sorry, i can't resist.  I have several "puters"... putters... but i can't get any of them to print.

thanks for the information.  i have been wondering about printing for a while.

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