I've probably got thousands of pages, so I'm looking at pointing some code at a 
directory with a few hundred html docs in it and getting one doc of some type 
in the end. Since some 'books' contain a lot of redundant header 'stuff' on 
each web page, it would be nice to drop all that in the process too, as a wish ;)

Firefox in Windows doesn't have a pdf option, and I'm looking for a 
semi-automatic way to do this. If I have to do the same set of clicks and 
strokes thousands of times (as would be needed for a page-by-page save or 
print), I'd end up in the funny farm...

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Tamas Rudnai wrote:
> I am not sure what do you want exactly, but there are tools for converting
> HTML to PDF (for example you can look for the phrase 'html2pdf' on google).
> Also you may can convert the entire page with all pics and everything into a
> CHM very easily with Internet Explorer, which then can be converted to PDF
> again or you can use a CHM viewer, or the IE itself to read the document. Or
> with few cheats you may can try doxyGen to generate PDF or PS. Or you may
> can try to open the page with OpenOffice and export it to some other formats
> (like PDF or DOC).
> 
> Tamas
>
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