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On Internet Explorer I was able to print only the selected frame. This allowed me to make PDFs from the web without including the menus on the side or the top. Is this available on Microsoft Edge?
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Hi,
you can select the area first by clicking and dragging the mouse.
then click the ellipsis (...) and select print (or Ctrl+P)
in the print dialogue
click on "more settings" and select "selection only.
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