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When researching a subject, WebPrint allows you to collect and group just the information you find useful, even if it's not contiguous within a given document/web page and even when it's coming from different documents/web pages. This information can be as small as a single character or as large as multiple pages.

Use the "Add Note" feature to leave yourself notes about anything related to the information you are saving or printing. This provides you with great flexibility in leaving important information adjacent to the material to which it applies (you can always remove this comment when printing saved information or when it's no longer needed).

The "Add Note" feature also can be used to categorize/index saved information to facilitate finding/organizing it when using WebPrint's find, find again, and editing capabilities.

When gathering time or date sensitive information, use WebPrint's time and date stamp to inform you of when the information was obtained.

When saving or printing multiple versions of information, use the time and date stamp as a guide to which is the most current version of the information, as well as to provide a chronological history.

The time and date stamp may also be used as a search criteria when using the "Find" feature.

When reading your email, use WebPrint Plus to gather, organize, save, or print only the part(s) of a message that you need.

When you subscribe to an email digest, you can use WebPrint to save or print only the information you need -- with WebPrint Plus there is no need to save or print the entire digest just to get the snippet(s) of information you want.

When using some programs, you may be able to select information but not be able to save or print it. With WebPrint Plus you usually can both save and print this information. This isn't limited to just text -- it applies to rows of data in a stock portfolio and in many other areas within AOL and other programs.