Printout of Web pages

I want to print out multiple web pages on single sheets of paper.
Like if my website had 8 pages, and I wanted to print them using
two sheets of paper. (Four unique pgs on each sheet).
I saw a "multiple ??? per sheet" where you decide how many 'pages'
across and how many 'pages' down.
The problem is each SHEET gives me multiple copies of the same web
page. Why would XWD designers think I'd want 4 or 6 little replicas
of each of my web pages?

I only started using XWD a couple weeks ago after using Front Page
for years. Don't tell anyone but I think the prog is worth more like
$149.+. shhhhhhhhh

gramps curtis
Hillsboro OH

I think that's a printer issue, rather than a Xara Web developer issue.

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Originally Posted by Gramps Curtis

Like if my website had 8 pages, and I wanted to print them using
two sheets of paper. (Four unique pgs on each sheet).

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You would have to have all 8 pages loaded in the browser for the content to be available to the windows print spool manager.
How else would the browser and print manager know there was 8 pages to the site??

EDIT: Sorry, I might have misunderstood. Are you wanting to print the 8 pages from within Web Designer?

Let’s see you guys try it!
I’m using XWD 5.0.1.7886 on a Windows XP sys pushing a Lexmark x4270 printer. I do double-up, quad-up, and hex-up page printing inside PowerPoint all the time with no problems.

My website godscomputermanual.com has 10 pages.
INSIDE XWD I go to File>PrintOptions>PrintLayout>MultipleFit. Rows-2, Columns2.
My slide rule says I should use 2 and a half sheets of paper. No quarter-sheet images should be identical.
My printer is done having printed only two sheets. On the first sheet is 4 beautiful printouts of page one of my website. On the second sheet is 4 beautiful printouts of page two of my website.

Actually, I’ll settle for getting the website printouts OUTSIDE XWD if that’s what’s necessary.

Gramps Curtis
Hillsboro OH

Hi Gramps,

I see, yes the WD (Xara Xtreme) Multi-Fit enables printing multiple copies of the same page content onto one sheet of paper. It's not for printing the content of four pages onto one.

Here's the WD help file passage:

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Multiple fit
To print multiple copies on one page, choose Multiple Fit, enter a value for the number of copies needed across the page (rows), the number down the page (columns), and the distance between each (gutter).

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It works well for what it does.
I created an 8 page .web file and chose MultiPrint, 2 colums/2 rows got what I expected.
See attached PDF

You're right - apologies.

I think that this is probably a hangover from Xara Xtreme where you may need multiple copies of a business card for example. Athough I cannot see the need for multiple copies of one page of a website.

OK......
We're all clear that XWD can't print all 8 pgs of a website on two pgs.

The need still exists. What will?

gramps

Export them (or print them) as a pdf. Acrobat Reader 9 can print multiple pages per sheet.

You can easily grab screen shots of your pages in a browser (using modified zoom level for sizing), then paste the bitmaps (cropped to remove browser controls & frame) into any document creation software. I just did something similar, using only Xara Web Designer (on a letter sized document). See the attached .web file.

Thanks people... you did me good! <grin>

As one of you suggested, while in the XWD edit mode, I printed the site to a pdf.
But then I pulled up my advanced settings in my cheapy Lexmark printer and under print layouts I found an feature that prints posters or "N-ups". Just a couple mouse clicks and I can print 1, 2, 4, or 8 pages per sheet.
I'm a happy grandfather thanks to you'ns.

My next project is to begin wrapping my head around embedded videos and audios. For now I'm just linking the surfer to youtube.
If I can stand the ads is this the way to go, or should I actually make a placeholder and go that route?

Some same questions about audio files...

thank you all so much.
Now you can ask me if you want to know about coding databases with a color computer in Radio Shack basic or using cassette recorders for memory. Can you ever imagine looking at a computer screen with no color, no images, no variation to character sizes?
Can you imagine doing hand calculations by rubbing two sticks together? <grin>
I still have my slide rule on my wall.
Thanks again.

Gramps
Hillsboro OH
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My next project is to begin wrapping my head around embedded videos and audios. For now I'm just linking the surfer to youtube.
If I can stand the ads is this the way to go, or should I actually make a placeholder and go that route?

Some same questions about audio files...
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Yes these all work well via placeholders.
Do a search in the WD forum because those topics have been discussed many times and with many solutions and examples from members being posted.

take the few minutes it will take you to figure out how to embed those youtube videos in placeholders - it's almost criminally easy and it keeps visitors on YOUR site instead of sending them away. If you are wanting them to buy from you or want them to click on ads that are hosted on your site, you want them to stay there, not be sent elsewhere.

Hope that helps.

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Can you ever imagine looking at a computer screen with no color, no images, no variation to character sizes?

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Good old times... I do remember it. :)

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Can you imagine doing hand calculations by rubbing two sticks together?

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Slide rules were my hobby when I was much younger. I ended up having a small collection of about 10 pieces of different functionality and sizes. Smallest one, a pocket version of the classical model was about 3 inches long and easily fitted any pocket. The most functional had twice the number of scales of the classical one and was fully double sided.
I loved playing with them and learning to solve complex equations and performing calculations even though I already had a calculator and later a computer. These were amazing stuff. :cool:

Slip Sticks (slide rules) were great. I had several of them 45 years ago. :D

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Can you ever imagine looking at a computer screen with no color, no images, no variation to character sizes?

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But we very quickly advanced (in about 1984, as I recall) to the high resolution (720×348) Hercules graphics card (green or amber), which allowed for graphics and varied fonts. :D

Fun days indeed.