I suspect that by 'internet printing' you actually mean 'printing web
pages that I can see in my web browser'.  There is probably an option
somewhere in the 'print' options for your web browser where you can
'preview' the pages that could be sent to your printer, and choose which of
them to print; often, just 'page 1' is enough.

Just familiarise yourself with the various options and setting in whatever
software it is that you are using.

Now, what is this to do with photography?  ;))

Left click and drag to highlight the info on the page you wish to print.
Then click "file" and select "print".  In the box that opens select
"selection" and it will only print the highlighted info.

Tom G.

Ah, MOVE

Highlight the section you want to print
Select {File}
Select {Print}
Check {Selection}
Print

Nick Burns
Your Company Computer Guy...

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Dear Mr. Grey:  I don't get extra pages but to answer your question, you can
do this.  When you see a web page you want to print, go up to "FILE" and
after clicking "SAVE AS" the box will ask how you want to save it.  Save it
as a "TXT" file and that will only save the print.  Then you can open that
in your word processing program and print it from there. (You can delete
some of it or reformat it just like any text.)  On my Epson printer, and
most likely any late model printer, it lists the pages that it will print.
That is in HTML or TXT or whatever.  I can remove the ones I don't want.
Many times the last page is just a list of sources or junk you don't need.
I tell the printer to not print those pages.  I waste very little paper.
Ric in Wisconsin.