I'd like an entry in thread tools augmenting "show printable version" with "show printable version of the entire thread" or "show printable version from post xx to post yy" where the user could enter post numbers differing from 1(st) and last. <edit> Could possibly be handled like wordprocessors do when you tell them to print pages or page ranges: "1,5,7,9-14,17,22-25" </edit>
Reason: I take sometimes printouts from the computer on the net to other machines where I try to solve an issue but I'd like to select the pages with the solution. |
There is the "Show 40 post(s) from this thread on one page" on the printable page. We have no plans to allow full customization of this, as some threads are simply too long. You could currently get the "wordprocessor-like" behavior by simply printing page 1, 5 and 7 (as an example).
--jeremy |
I am aware of the 40 posts option, Jeremy. But why 40? I mean, there is no real reason to print pages by hand, after all we are on computers here ;).
Take the "dd" thread of AwesomeMachine for example (http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...ommand-362506/) or something like it. I like to take along things like these when I travel and then it would be nice to be able to print it in one session (and only those pages I need ). |
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swapon, swapoff - enable/disable devices and files for paging and swapping Sometimes when answering a question for a true newbie, I need to remember when I just started in Linux. There is a high learning curve, regardless of the operating system. Sometimes patience is needed. It would help if new users would put their distro in the User Profile as you have. Without that info, a user is more likely to get a generic response, when using a GUI admin wizard (E.G. YaST for a SuSE user) would be easier. You can't expect people responding to be familiar with the gui admin tools of every distro however. There are differences even between versions of the same distro. Your post seemed to be more of a change for members than for the site itself. You made some good points, and I for one have taken it to heart. |
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