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  • (16) Treating Coccidiosis with Corid, Amprol, AmproMed - The Correct Amprolium Dose _ BackYard...pdf
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Thank you, but this is not exactly what I meant- this comes out with all of the paraphernalia on the side and bottom and is altogether not very neat.
 
Then copy and paste the article into a word processor, and then save it as a PDF.
 
It's not quite what you want, but you can improve the output by selecting 'reader view' in your browser first. I use Firefox and this is just a button in the URL bar - I know Chrome has a similar feature but I can't see it (found the setting that says it's enabled!).

Firefox

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Basically it shows the content of a web page without headers, etc so when you do a print to pdf now you get less clutter ...

@casportpony - I hope you don't mind me using your article as an example, it's just so that it's easy to compare the output
 

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Edge Chromium has an immersive view feature but it doesn't look as though it works on this site? I tried it on a BBC news article and got the following button ...

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I'm guessing this is browser dependent rather than the web site as I've tried a handful of other random articles and it works on everyone in Firefox.
 

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