Step One:
Go into your own blog to find your URL
Step Two:
Highlight your URL and Copy it (Press Ctrl + c)
Step Three:
Press your browser's back button to go back to dashboard.
Then click "Add" under your subscriptions.
Step Four:
Paste (Ctrl + v) your URL into the box and click next and follow the instructions.
Step Five:
Now that you're following your own blog, you can view it in Google Reader. Find the link to Google Reader at the bottom of your dashboard and click to enter.
Step Six:
Now click your blog's name on the left hand side.
This will open up all your blog entries into one page.
Final Steps:
Open a Microsoft Word document.
Go back to Google Reader and look at your blog entries.
Now select all of the text that you want to print.
I wanted all of my entries, so I started at the first letter of the first entry,
clicked, and dragged down all the way to the bottom of the page.
Now Copy (Ctrl + c) and click into your Word document, and Paste (Ctrl + v)
All of your titles, dates and pictures will follow you into the word document.
This was really helpful thank you so much jordan! I was going to copy cut and paste each one! This makes it so much easier!! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI appreciate your helpful info. But I can't select and copy all my entries at the same time, and don't know why. I'm using a Mac, if it matters. Google Reader Help doesn't. Do you have any suggestions/solutions? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi! Sorry for the delayed response, I was using my blog for a class that ended this spring and haven't checked it (or my college email) at all this summer.
ReplyDeleteI use a mac too, and the directions were exactly as I did it. You might have already figured it out since it's been a while, but the only suggestion I have is to press "ctrl + a" to select all when you're looking at your blog entries on Google Reader. After that you can copy and paste into word. Or if that doesn't work, maybe try a different browser, like mozilla firefox if you're using safari.