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Brilliant! 
- Version: 0.5b6, 1/25/2009 01:40PM PST
cocZamudio
The 0.5b version works great for me. Thanks!
Works great - Version: 0.5b6, 1/25/2009 10:08AM PST
opt2bout
I'm surprised Firefox, Safari, etc. don't put something like this in as an option. This is a great utility. Just found this by the announcement of the beta here on VT, and so I started with the beta...thus far it has been stable and sound little app!
Great for taking screen photos - Version: 0.4.2, 3/24/2006 03:00AM PST
mikeall
As a website designer, I have found this little app invaluable. After I build a website I use this program to take a full screen photo that I then add to my portfolio.
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- Screen Shots of password-proteted sites
Great, just great! - Version: 0.4.2, 3/9/2006 11:49AM PST
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Tice_582
I don't want to miss this anymore. I don't know how often I made a "screenshot" from a website for a presentation or info-paper. This tool just do the work and safes sites as PDFs as well. Great work, thanks for the nice freeware! : )
Well worth it, NO extra bloat - Version: 0.4.2, 3/7/2006 02:33AM PST
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coffeemick
Great tool for getting screenshots of websites.
Does it differently to PDF because you're able to see the whole webpage on one image or page with all the design and layout elements in a borderless view. No problems with pages which are too wide for a PDF or have HTML frames. PDF files also have page breaks and a border and therefor don't display the page as it would be displayed in a browser.
Probably best targeted for web developers or people who want to archive the page or show it to others.
Does it differently to PDF because you're able to see the whole webpage on one image or page with all the design and layout elements in a borderless view. No problems with pages which are too wide for a PDF or have HTML frames. PDF files also have page breaks and a border and therefor don't display the page as it would be displayed in a browser.
Probably best targeted for web developers or people who want to archive the page or show it to others.
Extra Bloat, not worth it 
- Version: 0.4.2, 3/6/2006 01:43PM PST
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scott929
works, but does nothing different that printing to a PDF... one more program running in memory and $10 lost for the same thing as CMD-P -> save as PDF
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Still great! - Version: 0.4.2, 3/6/2006 08:30AM PST
micha221
Simple and great, nothing more to say!!
it can be relatively useful for some users, and it's freeware too... - Version: 0.4.1, 3/4/2006 07:58AM PST
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Daniel Chow
i like the idea behind this software because i don't have to change any settings in Safari to produce the same result. for example, although i can do the same in Safari i'd need to turn on the option to print the images and the background. but i like to keep these options turned off by default. so i think this is where i'd find Paparazzi! relatively helpful.
but not all pages load as displayed in a browser. for example, if you go to http://www.pdnonline.com, Paparazzi! displays a list of menu choices and then the rest of the page.
but not all pages load as displayed in a browser. for example, if you go to http://www.pdnonline.com, Paparazzi! displays a list of menu choices and then the rest of the page.
Almost perfect! - Version: 0.4.1, 3/3/2006 04:48PM PST
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webmotiva.com
Support for swf, please!
i don't understand. - Version: 0.4, 2/28/2006 11:23AM PST
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plaintiger
what does this software do that Tiger's "Save As..." command doesn't?
or is this for people who aren't running Tiger?
or is this for people who aren't running Tiger?
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