PDF have survived the the post-PC world. As a matter of fact, I think we will read a lot more PDFs because there will a lot more tablets being sold. Most websites do not publish content that really needs to be saved as a PDF file, but it might be necessary if you want to save a tutorial or a long 5000 word article. As I accessing my files on different computers I tend to use Google Drive. Here is a handy Chrome extension I came across that converts a HTML page into PDF and saves it to your Google Drive. How it works:
Some Negatives: You have to be logged into your Google Account for this extension to work. Ofcourse that means we are not sharing our Google ID and passwords with a 3rd party, so it is not exactly a but drawback. The files are stored by default in the root directory of Google Drive. Unfortunately it does not have the option of choosing a default folder to send the PDF to. Also if you like PDF files and search for them try out these 5 tips for searching PDFs online. Do drop in your comments. Link: Send to Google Docs (Chrome) -- This Post Convert Web Pages to PDF and Send to Google Drive is Published on Devils Workshop . | |||
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Tuesday, 15 January 2013
Convert Web Pages to PDF and Send to Google Drive
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