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tmcalister

macrumors newbie
Original poster
Oct 11, 2014
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Hi all,

I was wondering if anybody might be able to write (or share) an Applescript that would send a PDF "printout" of the current webpage I'm viewing and then insert it into a new note Apple Notes (and ideally, could delete the local PDF once Notes has it).

(t's exactly like if I were to save the PDF from the print dialog and then insert it into a new note - without the hassle )

Reason: I want to see the page when I click on the note, not just a text link.

This would also be better than Safari's version of "sharing" a page to notes because it just ends up as a text-link. I want to actually see the page I saved.

BONUS:

- if it could get Notes to include a preview in the sidebar (like it currently does for images in notes). I suppose it would involve saving the pdf as an image and then deleting the image once Notes has it.

- if it could change the Note title to the page's meta description

- if the note could also include the URL of the page
 
might be easier to just take a screen shot to clip board - (press Key - cmd + ctl + shift and 4 ) then just paste into your note.
 
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