How often do you print from websites?

What do you mean?  I mean what would you print?  I print directions all the time from mapquest or randmcnalley.  I also have printable directions on a passworded part of my website to my studio for clients.  Judging by the amount of girls that show up at my house holding the paper they printed off my site it was a good addition.
Now printing actual webpages for something - I never do that, but my mom does.  She prints webpages all the time.  But I chalk it up to her age and the fact that she wants everything in hard copy.  She is just barely attempting online banking. 
So I guess it depends on what you are doing and who your target audience is.

Oh yeah, I print out templates or instructions or craft stuff, especially since I have a four year old daughter and my husband and I are scout leaders (8 year old boys). 

Ok, so it took about 45 minutes.  A couple of pictures would probably help though.

This is what the webpage is going to look like, although the tabs on the left are empty right now because I haven't written the code to fill 'em in.


This is a screen shot of a print preview.  The only difference is that there are separate style sheets for screen and print. 


It's hard to tell on this little image but the margins have changed, the link is italicized and changed to black with a superscript 1 next to it which correlates to the Links list down at the bottom since normally links don't show when printed.  The Links section and the superscript numbers are hidden by CSS except when printed.  The menus on the web page version don't show on the printed version for the same reason.  And I also changed it to a serif font when printing since serif tends to be easier to read for printed stuff and sans-serif tends to be easier to read on screen.

The footnoting for the links was done with a little bit of JavaScript.   

One thing I have learned, if you think anyone will need it then do it.  Especially if it only takes 30 minutes.