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All, 

Having just printed Up-001-p.pdf and viewed Up-001-s.pdf on screen, I would
very much like to learn how to produce documents for both print and
onscreen, particularly with a minimum of duplicated effort. That is, can we
just change a few lines to go from one to the other?

Any examples of this we can practice on?

Also, when printing Up-001-p.pdf on my HPIIIP LaserJet printer, the colored
links, such as \goto, are dithered and display poorly on paper. Thoughts?