I run Win 7 Home Premium 64 bit SP1. Many may already know that Win 7 does not have a native <File> <Print> <Print to PDF> option. Only <Print to XPS>. The later does a great job taking a full web page and saving it to a file. But other users with whom you might want to share the page offline may not have a XPS viewer. Most do however have the capability to view a PDF file.

Enter CheckPrixa XPS to PDF converter. (I have no connection or interest in this freeware other than as a satisfied user.) It not only converts the webpage XPS file but can seemlessly merge multiple XPS files into a single PDF file using an option from the advanced menu. This is great for archiving a multi-page SigForum thread.

Just thought I'd share!

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I'm told that Windows 10 has the option to print a page to pdf built in. I just don't want any part of Win10 so I'll stick with Win7 and my approach.