If you are like me, you might like to save PDFs of web pages as archives for later research. Here are two tips that might assist with that for Windows machines:

1. PDF Creator. I have Adobe Acrobat Professional on my machine, but it's so slow generating PDFs from the browser (no, it's not machine; happens with every machine I've had). The open source application PDFCreator is much faster.  Plus, the first dialogue it brings up is a title for the document based on the title field of the web page. I either use that or modify it, and then PDFCreator uses that title as the default for generating the file name. Very rarely, PDFCreator will not be able to generate a good PDF of a web page and then I have to go back to pokey ole' Adobe Acrobat Professional.
2. Readability is a bookmarklet that produces a more reader-friendly version of any web page. Just add it as a button to your Firefox menu bar. It strips out the header, sidebar, footer, etc. and just shows the main text. Then I just use PDFCreator to print. Note: sometimes it is too agressive and does not display the comments for a blog post (that could be a good thing in certain circumstances).

I've attached a PDF version of this blog post created with PDFCreator and Readblity as an example.