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26 Dec 2014 Click the Change button in the Destination section. This brings up a list of your available printers. But in addition to the printers, you'll find a Save as PDF option. Ctrl-P will also bring up a printer dialog box in Internet Explorer or Chrome. Start Internet Explorer and go to the web page you want to convert to PDF. Press the Alt button to show IE's menu, then go to File->Print (or press Ctrl+P) and in the Select Printer section click on novaPDF. 17 Oct 2017 New versions of Internet Explorer have a new feature called "Protected Mode" which prevents any untrusted website from saving any files to disk. This includes saving the site to disk as a PDF file. 7 Jan 2017 When you click Save or Save as from the Adobe Acrobat add-on toolbar in Windows Internet Explorer 9, nothing happens. You are not prompted for a location to save the file, and you cannot save the PDF file. 24 Oct 2011 When the conversion is complete and the Print dialog box opens, specify options and click OK. (Internet Explorer and Firefox only) To create a PDF from the currently open web page and attach it to a blank email message, choose Convert Web Page And Email. Then specify a location and filename for the PDF, and click Save. 31 Mar 2015 Saving a website as a PDF lets you read the contents of the site at your leisure, without being connected to the Internet. You can also create a PDF of a website to save a snapshot of the contents for your records, such as a receipt from an online merchant. Internet Explorer doesn't include an option to create The scanned invoices (PDF's) are. visualised in the webbased application by using the embedded Adober Reader 9.0 in Internet Explorer 8.0. While there is no problem printing PDF's, on some pc's it is impossible to save a PDF. When you click on the save icon, nothing happens. This issue has been 9 Oct 2012 Is there a way I can “save as type PDF” or “save as pdf” or similar? The answer is no, and yes. No because by default, the version of Internet Explorer 9 (aka MSIE9) that you download from Microsoft has no PDF capabilities built in, either to display PDF files or to create them. In fact, it seems like this