Sometimes we want to take a screenshot of a webpage for forwarding or archiving. But the webpage is too long, the general screenshot tools cannot be a one-time screenshot. Many users will take screenshot screen by screen and then splice into a long picture themselves, which is not only a waste of time but also easy to miss or make mistakes. You can do this in the Microsoft Edge.
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Save as a picture
Open the Microsoft Edge and visit the webpage you’d like to save as a picture. Press F12 then press Ctrl+Shift+P, type screenshot in the pop-up window and choose to capture full size screenshot.
If cannot find screenshot, please update to the latest version of Edge.
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Save as PDF
Open the Microsoft Edge and visit the webpage you’d loke to save as a PDF. Press Ctrl+P, a print window will appear. Select save as PDF and click save.
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That’s all for today’s IT tips. Have a good day and see you next time.