I didn't even consider it, but it makes sense. You are right it is cool. 

Jim Proctor
IT Specialist
USGS/NGTOC III
Rolla, Missouri
jproctor AT usgs DOT gov
(573)308-3521





From:
goony <networker-forum AT BACKUPCENTRAL DOT COM>
To:
NETWORKER AT LISTSERV.TEMPLE DOT EDU
Date:
10/07/2009 04:52 PM
Subject:
[Networker] Cool stuff - ^P print from Java-based Networker GUI console
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I know, this is probably one of those "everyone knows that but me" kind of 
things...

I was trying to print an email from my email client, and I did a ^P 
(CTRL-P) to do the printing, but I accidentally had the Networker GUI 
window in focus...  it popped up a print window and asked me to select a 
printer!

So... just about any of the stuff in the GUI screen I can make a non-GUI 
printout of it!

In combination with your favorite free PDF print creation utility (my fave 
is PDF Creator (http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/)), you can 
easily save (non-graphical) snapshots of your Networker Admin screens.

Goony

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