I wish the PDF was an option; that would have made the download smaller giving more savings on energy. Also, if you have PDF already why do you need another. It’s FREE and doing the job. Thanks for the link CyberNews.

That is a really good point about including a PDF reader. I’m one of those that already has a PDF reader so having another realy wouldn’t do me much good. Even though it is free, it would be nice if it were an option.

If I were to want to try to save paper, I think FinePrint would do a better job by printing multiple pages on a single page. It can be found at [fineprint.com]

Unfortunately it doesn’t look like that program is free, otherwise it would be pretty nice to print multiple pages on a single sheet.

PS Omar, don’t be a fatalist, I know we are all doomed!

As GreenPrint, I think you can accomplish the same thing using the Aardvark extension in Firefox to remove elements you don’t want to print with one of the free PDF printing utilites (this is what I use).

Still it does look interesting and I will check it out, but I wanted to alert users to other option too.

the planet is changing, but nobody knows why or how to fix it.

Absolutely, the planet is rapidly changing and the scientific community knows exactly why. It was clearly recently explained at Bali. The United Nations Climate Control Panel has been trying to convince our leaders to act, but so far they have offered a deaf ear. The scientific community also knows how to fix it, the problem is people don’t want to listen, until it’s too late.

I’m afraid it’s already too late. Too much damage has already been made and still people think it’s a joke or a hoax. I’ll just follow my conscience and do whatever I think is right. After all, I won’t be alive when the sh….t hits the fan.

Regards,

Omar.-

I’m so glad you reviewed this printing utility to give us an opportunity to help save our planet. I know many still think that global warming and climate change is a political hoax. They only have to take a look around and see what is happening:

1. Enormous wildfires in California
2. Frighting droughts in the South West and and deep South
3. Rapidly thawing glaciers in Greenland and South America
4. Severe winters in China and U.S.
5. Wide area floods in Bangladesh
6. Destructive tropical storms and hurricanes

If we all decide to save “something”, it will have a global effect on our planet. It just takes one to get the ball rolling. I’m downloading this utility right now and start saving ink and paper. This is my small contribution to the green movement.

Thanks a lot for the tip, Ashley.

Regards,

Omar.-