if i download a document from a website, can i later print it out from another computer?
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Yes you can easly by one of two ways\n1- copy the file that you has downloaded to the computer that have printer and print it\n\n2- if u can put the 2 computers in the same network, you can right click on the printer icon\n"control panel -> printers -> you printerIcon" then click on share
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depends on your printer. If you want it accessible by both computers at all times then you will need a print server. Now you could hook up the printer to the desktop computer and share the printer, but you would have to have the desktop on when you want to print from the laptop. In my opinion (if the printer is not a network printer) then the print server option is the best choice. Print server info below: \nhttp://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/category/category_slc.asp?CatId=206
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some web pages are encrypted to prevent copyrighted material being taken, you can download free software that allows you to take a snapshot of the entire screen and then print that off, try cnet downloads.
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printing and displaying something on a computer, whether online or offline, are 2 diff things. if you want to 'publish', display or make something viewable for others to see using the internet it depends on several things like whether or not you have a website or space or permission to do so. to print a letter from a computer one generally needs the software to compose the letter (ms word) and a working printer connected to the computer.\nand if you're just trying to print a document that you saw online, on your printer, your browser should have a command for it in the menu bar.
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Why not just go to the "File" menu in you internet browser and click "Print?"  That's the old-fashioned way, I guess...\nwww.jellyfishland.com
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There has been a lot of shareware over the years that does this kind of thing.  Common shareware sites are download.com and tucows.com.  Here is a link to one popular program for recording and printing a directory structure.
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If the program was downloaded from the Internet - you just copy setup.exe or similar
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you can use teleport by http://www.tenmax.com or webcopier to download whole site.\n\nsearch google.com or download.com for downloading webcopier or teleport.
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scan and save as a PDF
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The model of your printer does not affect being able to print internet pages.  It has more to do with the software you use to do the printing.\nWhen you're viewing a web page, there is no difference between printing that and printing a document from your own computer.\nSo the answer is yes, no matter what model of printer you have.
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if, you are using microsoft, word, then no. just save as, and then clcik on webpage.
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Yes... openoffice gives you the option to save the document as a Microsoft file.  You should have no problem doing that.  I use OO at home and transfer files to work all the time.
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If you still have the legal key, you can download it from any p2p network or borrow it from a friend and use your key. But if you don't have it, don't try to use a crack. There are free alternatives that are better than microsoft office. You can download openoffice from http://openoffice.org/ >Believe me, it's a lot better than microsoft's.
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save them to your computer and then you should be able to print them since they are now stored on the hard drive and not just your email account
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Yes, there is a very nice office suite called OpenOffice that will do just this. It's open-source, so it's 100% free. I am using it right now! Like it much better than Microsoft office, too. (I will warn you though, unless you have a sizable RAM and/or virtual memory, it can be a bit sluggish loading up.)\n\njust go to openoffice.org to download. under their "writer" on the file menu, there is export as a PDF. good luck!\n\nPS sorry i can't tell you for anything you might already have!
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there is ALWAYS a way. it just depends how imaginative the person trying to copy it is.\n\nyou can add javascript code(s) to disable a bunch of things like right clicks, or mess up the ability to highlight something by making the left click action do something weird. but at the end of they day they could probably just get it from inside the page itself using:\nview > source\n\nyou can make it harder to stop casual copying of your text, but nothing you try will make much difference to anyone that knows computer stuff quite well.\n\nto refer to an earlier point i made, i run mozilla firefox with all javascript disabled so any page with code to stop me doing stuff within the page would be ignored by my computer lol
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try kill copy, its good, specially for use over a network.\nu'll find it here....\n\nhttp://killprog.narod.ru/killcopye.html