##Screenshot

###App homepage

alt text http://lh4.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNts3iPLI/AAAAAAAABpU/mCt5KaGZtsw/Picture%203.png

###Printable view

alt text http://lh3.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNt6tsR3I/AAAAAAAABpY/iBYbYUIsOfQ/Picture%204.png

###Printer-Friendly button

alt text http://lh5.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNuPdlH7I/AAAAAAAABpc/J8ZEtpKVgug/Picture%207.png

###Bookmarks service link text http://lh6.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNuRHBedI/AAAAAAAABpg/pkQxckGa8IM/Picture%206.png

##About alt text http://lh6.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_jb2aYgAYI/AAAAAAAABpw/04sg65Eanfc/StackPrinter_logo.png
StackPrinter retrieves the main details of a question, all the answers, comments and votes and formats them in a simple essential printable view.

I've created this micro web application basically to add a "Printer-Friendly" feature to the StackOverflow Trilogy, trying to remove some @Media Print CSS limitations like pagination, hidden comments and empty spaces.

Here on meta.stackoverflow, Jon Seigel explains well the rationale behind this app.

StackPrinter allows me to save in Html|Pdf the most amazing Trilogy questions, ready to be read on my Ebook Reader.

###License
BSD License - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/BSD/

###Web address

http://stackprinter.appspot.com

###Demo What should a developer know before building a public web site? - Stack Overflow
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/export?format=HTML&question=72394&service=stackoverflow
Recovering a lost website with no backup? - Super User
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/export?format=HTML&question=82036&service=superuser
Good tools that fit on a thumb drive - Server Fault
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/export?format=HTML&question=261&service=serverfault
Bookmarks
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/bookmarks?username=gangsta75&service=delicious

###Platform

No restrictions

##Contact

systempuntoout [at] gmail [dot] com

##Code Language: Python
Platform: Google App Engine
Framework: webpy
Source: Github/GoogleCode soon

##Credits

• Stack Exchange API staff
• Jonathon Watney (sopy library)
• Michael Noll (python delicious)

##Screenshot

###App homepage

alt text http://lh4.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNts3iPLI/AAAAAAAABpU/mCt5KaGZtsw/Picture%203.png

###Printable view

alt text http://lh3.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNt6tsR3I/AAAAAAAABpY/iBYbYUIsOfQ/Picture%204.png

###Printer-Friendly button

alt text http://lh5.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNuPdlH7I/AAAAAAAABpc/J8ZEtpKVgug/Picture%207.png

###Bookmarks service link text http://lh6.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNuRHBedI/AAAAAAAABpg/pkQxckGa8IM/Picture%206.png

##About alt text http://lh6.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_jb2aYgAYI/AAAAAAAABpw/04sg65Eanfc/StackPrinter_logo.png
StackPrinter retrieves the main details of a question, all the answers, comments and votes and formats them in a simple essential printable view.

I've created this micro web application basically to add a "Printer-Friendly" feature to the StackOverflow Trilogy, trying to remove some @Media Print CSS limitations like pagination, hidden comments and empty spaces.

Here on meta.stackoverflow, Jon Seigel explains well the rationale behind this app.

StackPrinter allows me to save in Html|Pdf the most amazing Trilogy questions, ready to be read on my Ebook Reader.

###License
BSD License - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/BSD/

###Web address

http://stackprinter.appspot.com

###Demo What should a developer know before building a public web site? - Stack Overflow
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/export?format=HTML&question=72394&service=stackoverflow
Recovering a lost website with no backup? - Super User
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/export?format=HTML&question=82036&service=superuser
Good tools that fit on a thumb drive - Server Fault
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/export?format=HTML&question=261&service=serverfault
Bookmarks
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/bookmarks?username=gangsta75&service=delicious

###Platform

No restrictions

##Contact

systempuntoout [at] gmail [dot] com

##Code Language: Python
Platform: Google App Engine
Framework: webpy
Source: Github/GoogleCode soon

##Credits

• The Team
• Jonathon Watney (sopy library)
• Michael Noll (python delicious)

##Screenshot

###App homepage

alt text http://lh4.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNts3iPLI/AAAAAAAABpU/mCt5KaGZtsw/Picture%203.png

###Printable view

alt text http://lh3.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNt6tsR3I/AAAAAAAABpY/iBYbYUIsOfQ/Picture%204.png

###Printer-Friendly button

alt text http://lh5.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNuPdlH7I/AAAAAAAABpc/J8ZEtpKVgug/Picture%207.png

###Bookmarks service link text http://lh6.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNuRHBedI/AAAAAAAABpg/pkQxckGa8IM/Picture%206.png

##About alt text http://lh6.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_jb2aYgAYI/AAAAAAAABpw/04sg65Eanfc/StackPrinter_logo.png
StackPrinter retrieves the main details of a question like all the answers, comments and votes and formats them in a simple essential printable view.

I've created this micro web application basically to add a "Printer-Friendly" feature to the StackOverflow Trilogy, trying to remove some @Media Print CSS limitations like pagination, hidden comments and empty spaces.

Here on meta.stackoverflow, Jon Seigel explains well the rationale behind this app.

StackPrinter allows me to save in Html|Pdf the most amazing Trilogy questions, ready to be read on my Ebook Reader.

###License
BSD License - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/BSD/

###Web address

http://stackprinter.appspot.com

###Demo What should a developer know before building a public web site? - Stack Overflow
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/export?format=HTML&question=72394&service=stackoverflow
Recovering a lost website with no backup? - Super User
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/export?format=HTML&question=82036&service=superuser
Good tools that fit on a thumb drive - Server Fault
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/export?format=HTML&question=261&service=serverfault
Bookmarks
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/bookmarks?username=gangsta75&service=delicious

###Platform

No restrictions

##Contact

systempuntoout [at] gmail [dot] com

##Code Language: Python
Platform: Google App Engine
Framework: webpy
Source: Github/GoogleCode soon

##Credits

• Stack Overflow API staff
• Jonathon Watney (sopy library)
• Michael Noll (python delicious)

##Screenshot

###App homepage

alt text http://lh4.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNts3iPLI/AAAAAAAABpU/mCt5KaGZtsw/Picture%203.png

###Printable view

alt text http://lh3.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNt6tsR3I/AAAAAAAABpY/iBYbYUIsOfQ/Picture%204.png

###Printer-Friendly button

alt text http://lh5.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNuPdlH7I/AAAAAAAABpc/J8ZEtpKVgug/Picture%207.png

###Bookmarks service link text http://lh6.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_cNuRHBedI/AAAAAAAABpg/pkQxckGa8IM/Picture%206.png

##About alt text http://lh6.ggpht.com/_EURUR9y0Q5g/S_jb2aYgAYI/AAAAAAAABpw/04sg65Eanfc/StackPrinter_logo.png
StackPrinter retrieves the main details of a question, all the answers, comments and votes and formats them in a simple essential printable view.

I've created this micro web application basically to add a "Printer-Friendly" feature to the StackOverflow Trilogy, trying to remove some @Media Print CSS limitations like pagination, hidden comments and empty spaces.

Here on meta.stackoverflow, Jon Seigel explains well the rationale behind this app.

StackPrinter allows me to save in Html|Pdf the most amazing Trilogy questions, ready to be read on my Ebook Reader.

###License
BSD License - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/BSD/

###Web address

http://stackprinter.appspot.com

###Demo What should a developer know before building a public web site? - Stack Overflow
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/export?format=HTML&question=72394&service=stackoverflow
Recovering a lost website with no backup? - Super User
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/export?format=HTML&question=82036&service=superuser
Good tools that fit on a thumb drive - Server Fault
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/export?format=HTML&question=261&service=serverfault
Bookmarks
http://stackprinter.appspot.com/bookmarks?username=gangsta75&service=delicious

###Platform

No restrictions

##Contact

systempuntoout [at] gmail [dot] com

##Code Language: Python
Platform: Google App Engine
Framework: webpy
Source: Github/GoogleCode soon

##Credits

• Stack Exchange API staff
• Jonathon Watney (sopy library)
• Michael Noll (python delicious)