ShakespearesEdge

Yup, that's cool. I like AS, too.

The way to make it print properly is to select a page size before printing. It should then take care of the issue, albeit not perfectly - graphics will "spill" onto the next page if they reach the end of the page before it.

Thanks for the responses. No, I don't mean that I use Evernote as a web browser. I'm talking about screen clipping - taking a "snapshot" of a web page, like SnagIt, etc. Also, I don't use Apple; I use PC. But thanks for your response. Thanks for your response, but I don't use Apple.

Handwriting notes in EN on Android Galaxy Note is a lousy experience due to latency and imprecision. In other words, the "handwriting feel" is terrible, especially when compared to OneNote and Samsung Notes.

EN is in desperate need of a screen clipping feature that literally just snaps a picture of a web page - from absolute top down to absolute bottom (auto scroll). The image should be searchable. And I'm not talking about the current screen clipping feature - it's horrible because it doesn't capture most pages accurately or at all.

Jefito, last night you busted some killa moves on the dance floor, and, this morning, you've awakened in the throes of a killa backache. While it's true that all mammals have a spinal column, confusing the Windows web clipper with the Android share function is like going to see a veterinarian instead of an orthopedic surgeon to treat your back because while it's also true that the procedure the vet would use as treatment for, say, a whale's backache would be far more similar than different in comparison to the bone doc's, you wouldn't go to a veterinarian, would you, jefito? I wouldn't, either

The question is relevant in both forums because it concerns both OS's.

Yes, I use Snagit, currently.

Right. Live cn be useful.

Thanks for your reply! But will it get the entire web page? Or just what's a visible?

Many times when I clip something from the web, the resulting note is severely misformatted and, oftentimes, missing whole parts of the source (especially if some of the parts of the web page are contained in an iframe or some Javascript or whatever else). Therefore, it would be great if a "share" or "clip" into Evernote was something akin to a PDF (or, better, an actual PDF): a static, exact duplicate of the source. For me, the last reason I'll clip a web page is to bookmark it; I'll clip it because I'll want to save the web page exactly as I see it - like a photocopy of the source. Than

Many times when I clip something from the web, the resulting note is severely misformatted and, oftentimes, missing whole parts of the source (especially if some of the parts of the web page are contained in an iframe or some Javascript or whatever else). Therefore, it would be great if a "share" or "clip" into Evernote was something akin to a PDF (or, better, an actual PDF): a static, exact duplicate of the source. For me, the last reason I'll clip a web page is to bookmark it; I'll clip it because I'll want to save the web page exactly as I see it - like a photocopy of the source. Than