From screen to paper: how to print links

When you are reading a text on your browser and you find a word like this you know that you have a chance do click this word and discover a world of information.

But, when you print that page and give it to other person, what happens? You loose the information. This person can’t just tap the word on a paper.

So, how can we print a web page and don’t loose the link informations? Well, there is a very simple solution: the use of page notes.

If you are reading an article about soccer and you have a link for the word Pelé, when you print that page you’ll have something like: Pelé^[1]. Then, in the bottom of the page, you have the number [1] and the complete URL for that link. Very simple, isn’t it?