Printing Web Pages
While you’re browsing the Web, Internet Explorer makes it easy to print the Web page you’re viewing, either on paper, to a file, or if you have Microsoft Office OneNote 2007 installed on your computer, to your OneNote notebook. Before printing the page, you can preview it and adjust settings such as the paper size, the orientation, and the margins.
Tip
You can quickly send the contents of a Web page and a link to that page to your default OneNote notebook by clicking Send To OneNote on the Internet Explorer Tools menu. You must have previously started OneNote at least one time before you can send information to it from Internet Explorer.
In this exercise, you will preview and print a Web page. There are no practice files for this ...
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