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Just launched our first public facing site with SharePoint:<br />
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<a href="http://researchmatters.noaa.gov/news/Pages/default.aspx" rel="ugc">http://researchmatters.noaa.gov/news/Pages/default.aspx</a><br />
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I have a new requirement for enhancing the site: allow a &quot;Print&quot; option for Visitors. The Print output should capture at least the core content of the page, not necessarily the look and feel or sidebars.<br />
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Example, when doing a print preview of this page, the output looks terrible:<br />
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<a href="http://researchmatters.noaa.gov/news/Pages/WarmArctic,ColdContinents.aspx" rel="ugc">http://researchmatters.noaa.gov/news/Pages/WarmArctic,ColdContinents.aspx</a><br />
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So, what's the best approach to provide Visitors a print option that encompass the core content (article) of the page while having it look professional?
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Just launched our first public facing site with SharePoint:

http://researchmatters.noaa.gov/news/Pages/default.aspx

I have a new requirement for enhancing the site: allow a "Print" option for Visitors. The Print output should capture at least the core content of the page, not necessarily the look and feel or sidebars.

Example, when doing a print preview of this page, the output looks terrible:

http://researchmatters.noaa.gov/news/Pages/WarmArctic,ColdContinents.aspx

So, what's the best approach to provide Visitors a print option that encompass the core content (article) of the page while having it look professional?

Optimize Print page experience on SharePoint page?

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