Saving the newsletter as PDFs without the right frame?

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I’ve been collecting the newsletters in a folder in my inbox.

Is there a way to save the newsletters at http://askwood.com/newsletter to PDF without the right column?  I tried figuring the HTML code / load just the frame of the newsletter, but haven’t been able to figure that out (I am a NOOB!).

Any advice for the best way to print the newsletters to PDF to build a library of these?

Printing the emails are a little better, but they have the header to / from / etc.  and the links are longer than need be (they go through the mail sending service then resolve to where they should go. Over the long term, I think it’d be better to link to the actual target in case the mailing service changes / stops linking older articles.

THANKS!

 

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I believe this existing thread may answer your question:
https://www.askwoody.com/forums/topic/how-download-entire-issue-of-askwoody-plus-newsletter/#post-2265159

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For what it’s worth”: I receive the Newsletter by email and, at least with my Mac, all I need to do is open the email with the Mac-native mail client “Mail”, that then shows its full contents on the screen, chose “Print” in  the”File” menu, in “Print” choose “PDF/Save as PDF”, click on that and it is done. Maybe one can do the same in Windows with one of the email clients that work with it.

Ex-Windows user (Win. 98, XP, 7); since mid-2017 using also macOS. Presently on Monterey 12.15 & sometimes running also Linux (Mint).

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One can print from Gmail to PDF on any platform.

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