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DavidCanadian

Member

• Aug 25, 2015

• #1

We are going to go back to the Norte to walk the stages we missed in 2009 and would like to know if there is someway of printing pages from specific stages from the Gronze site that can be tossed as we go along. Yes the app would be useful but we do not anticipate having access to it when we are walking. Alternatively is there a list of the accomodations with their address and phone numbers. We are particularly interested in Markina Xemen to Laredo and Luarca to Arzua.

 

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Anemone del Camino

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• Aug 26, 2015

• #2

Print screen?

 

TerryB

Veteran Member

Time of past OR future Camino

Norte/Primitivo (April/May) 2009: Norte/Primitivo (parts) (April/May) 2010: Inglés (May) 2011: Primitivo (April/May) 2012: Norte / Camino de La Reina (April/May) 2013: Camino del Mar / Inglés (May/June) 2015

• Aug 26, 2015

• #3

DavidCanadian said:

We are going to go back to the Norte to walk the stages we missed in 2009 and would like to know if there is someway of printing pages from specific stages from the Gronze site that can be tossed as we go along. Yes the app would be useful but we do not anticipate having access to it when we are walking. Alternatively is there a list of the accomodations with their address and phone numbers. We are particularly interested in Markina Xemen to Laredo and Luarca to Arzua.

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It depends which web browser and printer you are using. On mine (Firefox) go to "file" ( in top left hand corner) and click. In drop down, go to "print preview" and click. If the page shown is what you want, click on "print".

Blessings
Tio Tel

 

jayree

Active Member

Donating Member

Time of past OR future Camino

CdS 2012, CdN 2013, Shikoku 2015, CP 2016.

• Aug 26, 2015

• #4

With the Safari 8.0 browser (Apple OS 10.10) go to the web page you are interested in (e.g. "Etapa 11: Laredo - Güemes). Under the File menu choose Print. On the bottom bar choose the PDF drop down menu and choose save as a pdf (desktop, iCloud drive, downloads, etc). You can transfer the pdf to your iPhone using iBooks.

 

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DavidCanadian

Member

• Aug 27, 2015

• #5

jayree said:

With the Safari 8.0 browser (Apple OS 10.10) go to the web page you are interested in (e.g. "Etapa 11: Laredo - Güemes). Under the File menu choose Print. On the bottom bar choose the PDF drop down menu and choose save as a pdf (desktop, iCloud drive, downloads, etc). You can transfer the pdf to your iPhone using iBooks.

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Many thanks to those who have provided advice on this. I think we can now print only what we want and to bring it as a pdf file in the event we need electronic access. David