>
> My question is: how the heck do they do that? Is that just
> smart HTML design or are there other tools and processes
> involved to produce "printer-friendly" pages on the web? If
> it's not too hard or costly to master, we could conceivably
> design online documentation with intelligently planned
> "printer-friendly" versions of selected portions in order to
> provide printability with our HTML doc and thus avoid having
> to generate PDFs.
>
> Thanks for any ideas,
>
> Tom Storer
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