I have no idea how Print It works, but it's incredibly useful for getting prints done with the speed of light. Hit a key combo, highlight what you want, then print. I ran into a quirky highlighting issue when I first tried out the demo, and though the same issue wasn't surfacing on other machines, the developer added an option to his program OVERNIGHT in order to fix what looks like an isolated circumstance. That kind of professionalism and interest are rare in my experience, but much appreciated.
Anyway, if you do a lot of printing -- particularly the kind where you only need a chunk of text here and there from a document or web page -- Print It is the way to go. FIVE STARS!
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The speed of light - FloridaLaura
I have no idea how Print It works, but it's incredibly useful for getting prints done with the speed of light. Hit a key combo, highlight what you want, then print. I ran into a quirky highlighting issue when I first tried out the demo, and though the same issue wasn't surfacing on other machines, the developer added an option to his program OVERNIGHT in order to fix what looks like an isolated circumstance. That kind of professionalism and interest are rare in my experience, but much appreciated.Anyway, if you do a lot of printing -- particularly the kind where you only need a chunk of text here and there from a document or web page -- Print It is the way to go. FIVE STARS!
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Wednesday, April 21 2004 @ 11:33 AM PDT