Hi Kathryne Just realised I didn't reply to your original question Some books can be saved in their complete state, some can also be found on other sites such as Archive.org But for most situation where you only want a page or two I find a screen capture works well Windows Vista, XP & Windows 7 has an inbuilt snipping utility, it works and does a job but I find TNT screen capture far better for several reasons In operation once installed you either select it from a saved shortcut, mine works direct from the PrtSc button (print screen) usually next to FN8 So you get the page in view on the screen, press PrtSc button, drag over the passage you want to save, I usually also drag over the url as well as this can be used for sourcing, once selected click in the dragged square and it will produce a screen capture of the selected area You can then save that capture to the place you want to save it to, giving it a sensible name With TNT you can also add text, arrows or draw on the capture, save after any additions and you have the whole with notes/arrows etc Extremely useful for maps among many other uses PS its free http://www.tntscreencapture.com/ Nivard Ovington in Cornwall (UK) On 17/03/2016 17:35, MomNat via wrote: > Does anyone know if there is a way of printing pages from books on > googlebooks? I have been unable to find a way. I have found great reference there, > including a biography. I even thought of purchasing the book, but the > volume I want is unavailable. It is not a Lincs ancestor, but I trust in the > knowledge of this list. I know I could type it into a laptop, but really? Any > advice is welcome. > Kathryne Natale --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. https://www.avast.com/antivirus