Google Maps in PDF from Web Page

[openskies2009]

I am trying to grab a webpage and save into a pdf with links to google maps. 

There are links in the webpage that are linked to google maps, I select the level option and it successfully saves. Although, when I click on the link that points to google maps, it displays a webpage saying I need to update my browser in order to view. Is there anyway to make this work? I am using Adobe Acrobat Pro

[Amal.]

Hi there

Hope you are doing well and sorry to hear that.

Would you mind sharing the steps/workflow you did to create the PDF from the web page?  Please try to create the PDF from the file menu of Acrobat and see if that helps. File > Create > PDF form file.

Also, please share the screenshot of the error message for a better understanding?

We are here for help, just need more info.

Regards

Amal

[openskies2009]

Thank you, the create pdf from file is not what I am looking to do, as It is a google maps webpage. Here is what I get. Also this method is extremely slow when the status is showing the number of bytes being loaded. 

[Amal.]

Hi there

We are sorry to hear that. Please try to create the PDF using the Adobe printer as follows:

- Open the Google Map Webpage >  Go to print (Ctrl + P for windows) > Select Adobe PDF in the printer list dropdown menu and click OK and check.

Also please try to update the browser or try using a different browser and check.

Regards

Amal

[openskies2009]

Thank you for your reply, I dont think you see the problem. I am trying to use the Adobe Acrobat Create PDF from Web Page feature. There is not an option to update the browser as I am not using any browser to create the PDF. Print as PDF, would defeat the purpose that I am trying to accomplish 

[JR Boulay]

Acrobat Pro is not a good HTML2PDF converter.
It will be easier with something like Print PDF: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/print-pdf/

[openskies2009]

Tried it, it doesnt however provide a way to embed links 

[JR Boulay]

See attachment, made with Print PDF: all hyperlinks are OK.

[openskies2009]

I need the hyperlinks to be embedded. We are going on an extended trip and will not have any internet and need webpages to be surfable offline 

[try67]

What do you mean by "embedded", exactly? It sounds like you want to download all the pages they link to. If so, that will not happen. You need some sort of web-spider software for that.