Existing users, 
upon a deeper look (since it is not made clear) I am guessing this is to aid in taking a shot of the entire page --- meaning the parts that don't appear unless you scroll. If the page is longer then the window then part will be cut off.
simple fix is use the print command and save as pdf it will save everything you see on screen as you see it including the parts you would need to scroll to see.
so I still consider this useless
Paparazzi!
Take full-length screenshots of web sites.
Version: 0.5b6
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Feedback Type: Commentary
Contributed by: dozx Monday, August 15 2005 @ 05:36 PM PDT
Product Platform: MacOSX
Used Product For: Have Not Tried
Recommend Product: NO
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how about another deeper look? - dozx
not for me... not sure how you are saving your pdf or what you changed but i get one long pdf of the page. And I save many pages. I still can't see a use for this since it's all built into the system.Tuesday, August 16 2005 @ 12:28 AM PDT
how about another deeper look? - dozx
not for me... not sure how you are saving your pdf or what you changed but i get one long pdf of the page. And I save many pages. I still can't see a use for this since it's all built into the system.Tuesday, August 16 2005 @ 12:29 AM PDT
hmmm.... - ende
perhaps we work this out. i get completely different results.with safari + print + save as pdf
with firefox + print + save as pdf
with paparazzi
for me, all three look different.
Tuesday, August 16 2005 @ 12:49 AM PDT
how about another deeper look? - ende
1. the print-version of webpages does not always (never?) look like the screen-version.2. if the webpage is longer than one printed page, printing + saving it as pdf will still break the webpage up in printpages.
the only useless thing here is your comment.
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Tuesday, August 16 2005 @ 12:25 AM PDT