Wiki WYSIWYG


Most web pages you find print out all the extra crap in the “gutters” (there is a appropriate feature name if ever there was one…), like this:

WikiPrintBEfore

On the TechNet Wiki, we figure you just want the information please, thank you very much. So, when you print from IE your TNWIKI page looks like this:

WikiPrintAfter

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