IE Snapshot is a program that will let you make snapshots of any web page. It is not an Internet Explorer plug-in, but a complete browser that will let you see the web pages and take pictures of them. You will not grab the page code, the multimedia content or its links. You will just get a snapshot of the entire page from any site – an image of what you see in the browser. IE Snapshot will let you save the shot taken either as a PDF document, or as an image file in JPG, GIF or BMP format.
If PDF is selected as the output format, you will be able to batch-grab a number of sites, just by writing a text document with a list of all the URLs you want to capture. The result will be saved into a single PDF document with a page for every screenshot of the captured sites. This cannot be done when saving to an image file format.
IE Snapshot can also grab just a part of a webpage. Either you may mark the area you wish to grab using the mouse, or you can set it automatically. You will also be able to set the compression quality, the PDF paper size, a custom header to include in the resulting document, and the font to use in that heading.
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