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Chrome browser - a few questions
Marty999
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I have switched from IE 8 to Chrome as my main browser and have taken to it pretty well, but there are few areas I am unclear on:
1) I can't seem to find a print preview option
2) IE 8 has the facility to 'send link by email' but does Chrome have something similar?
3) I have enabled Autofill but how do I use it? It does not present an autofill suggestion when I fill a form in.
I may have missed something obvious but if you could steer me in the right direction I would appreciate it. Thanks...
1) I can't seem to find a print preview option
2) IE 8 has the facility to 'send link by email' but does Chrome have something similar?
3) I have enabled Autofill but how do I use it? It does not present an autofill suggestion when I fill a form in.
I may have missed something obvious but if you could steer me in the right direction I would appreciate it. Thanks...
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Rather suprisingly Chrome did not add a print preview option, however I do think there is a plug in available, I will look into it for you.
For now you can make your own print button in the bookmarks using java script : Most browsers have a print button so you don’t have to hunt for the correct menu selection or rely on remembering the keyboard combination. You can add a print button to your Bookmarks bar, making it easily accessible any time you need it.
1. Open Chrome.
2. Right-click the Bookmarks bar and select Add Page.
3. In the Name textbox, input the word Print.
4. In the URL textbox, input the following:
javascript:window.print()
5. Make sure that the Bookmarks bar folder is selected and click OK.
or just drag this link to your Bookmarks bar: Print.:A:dance:1+1+1=1:dance::A
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Thanks for your quick reply Marleyboy, I have added the Print button as you suggested and yes that is definitely better than before!0
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Bump bump, any Chrome experts able to offer any advice please?0
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add the IE tab plug-in then click that to view the page you want to print - you'll then be able to use IE's print preview and print settings as normal."And suddenly I find myself listening to a man I've never known before,Telling me about the sea..."0
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Hi Jenna
Thank you for your help on this. I have installed the IE Tab Classic extension but how do I get it to work? When I click on the IE icon in the address bar, nothing seems to change?0 -
Just found the answer here:
http://www.chromeplugins.org/tips-tricks/print-preview-in-google-chrome/0
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