Advance print Perl script

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Advance print script allows you to offer a printer friendly page to your visitors. Advance print script allows you to offer a printer friendly page to your visitors. When your visitor clicks on the printer icon, they will be presented with a page with no navigation links, images or other items that the user does not require to print. Features: - Instantly create Printer Friendly pages - No Complex scripting to be setup, just add a link to the script on the page and it becomes printer friendly. - Add your own header, footer and copyright messages to the page. - Option to remove or keep pictures. - Works also on protected pages (members only area) Requirements: · Perl 5 or better
Operating system:
Linux / BSD

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