INSTALLATION
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Decompress the print-n.x-n.n.tar.gz file into your Drupal modules
directory (usually sites/all/modules, see http://drupal.org/node/176044 for
more information).

Enable the print module: Administer > Site building > Modules
  (admin/build/modules)

PDF TOOL
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The print_pdf module requires the use of an external PDF generation tool.
The currently supported tools are dompdf and TCPDF. Please note that any
errors/bugs in those tools need to be reported and fixed by their
maintainers. DO NOT report bugs in those tools in the print module's issue
queue at Drupal.org.

dompdf support:
  The dompdf tool produces results that are more faithful to the HTML
  printer-friendly page.

  1. Download dompdf from http://sourceforge.net/projects/dompdf/
  2. Extract the contents of the downloaded package into the print module
  directory (usually sites/all/modules/print)
  3. Check if dompdf_config.inc.php fits your installation. In 99% of cases,
  no changes are necessary, so just try to use it and only edit anything if
  the PDF generation fails.
  4. Grant write access to the lib/fonts directory to your webserver user.
  5. If you're using dompdf-0.5.1, delete the dompdf.php file as it contains
  a security vulnerability
  6. Check http://www.digitaljunkies.ca/dompdf/ for further information.

TCPDF support:
  TCPDF seems to be more actively developed than dompdf, but it's support
  for CSS is considerably worse. This module requires TCPDF >= 4.0.000.

  1. Download TCPDF from http://sourceforge.net/projects/tcpdf/
  2. Extract the contents of the downloaded package into the print module
  directory (usually sites/all/modules/print). There is no need to modify
  the config/tcpdf_config.php file, as the module self-configures TCPDF.
  3. Check http://tcpdf.sourceforge.net/ for further information.

UPDATE
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When updating from a previous version, just remove the print directory and
follow the instructions above. Make sure that you backup any costumization
to the print.tpl.php and print.css files.

ROBOTS
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Even though it is possible to set per-page robots settings, the following
can be placed in your robots.txt file after the User-agent line to prevent
search engines from even asking for the page:

Disallow: /print/

Also, for updates from older versions (<=4.7.x-1.0 and <=5.x-1.2) which used
node/nnn/print instead of print/nnn, the following lines can prevent
requests from Google for the obsolete print URLs:

Disallow: /*/print$

Note that pattern matching in robots.txt is a Google extension (see
http://www.google.com/support/webmasters/bin/answer.py?answer=40367 for more
information).

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