How to wget a website and then export all the pages into a single pdf?

IS there any way i can do that?

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• Yes, you could write an AppleScript to automate Safari to do the printing (and the fetching, if you'd like, though you can drive wget from AppleScript using do shell script). If you don't fancy using AppleScript, you could use Automator instead; the result would be pretty much the same.

  BTW if you aren't using Mac OS X, it wasn't clear from the question you asked :-)

  Geoffrey Chetwood : But why would you /assume/ Mac OS X?

  Graham Lee : I didn't assume Mac OS X. I provided one way for Nick Long to export all the pages in a website into a single PDF. He asked for _any_ way.

  Bobby Cannon : This is true he did state is there ANY WAY to do it. Rich B provided a way.

  Bobby Cannon : Sorry I meant Graham Lee... Is there a way to edit a comment?

  Graham Lee : no, but you can delete them and re-comment should you desire. Not sure whether that needs a particular reputation or not.

  R. Bemrose : "This is true he did state is there ANY WAY to do it." No, he specifically mentioned wget, which Graham's answer ignored.

  Graham Lee : Oh, fair point, I'll edit my answer. Thanks.

• I did this once. It was almost 10 years ago, however, so I don't remember the details.

  I used:

  • wget to download the pages
  • html2ps to convert the individual pages to PostScript
  • ps2ps to splice the individual PostScript files together
  • ps2ps again, to put 4 pages on 1

  Then I sent the PostScript file to the printer. Since you want PDF you could add an additional step of ps2pdf.