Printing without a printer

Sometimes I come across articles on the internet that I would like to print out. Or sometimes I need to print out forms from a website. So
I searched and found out from a website:

http://www.survivingnjapan.com/2012/02/how-to-print-in-japan-without-o...

that I can print at convenience stores. However, I couldn't figure out by reading that if I would be able to print out a webpage article/form (as opposed to a Word document), and if I am able to print out a webpage, how to do that.

I was thinking of trying the 7-11 option and doing netprint. Am I going in the right direction?

Ifve used the gnet printh service before, and for that (as far as I know), youfd need to download an app called gSmashPrint,h save the files in that app, and youfd to use the in-store (meaning on-site at the convenience store) wifi to guploadh the files you want to print. Ifve used it to print PDF files and photo/images.

So for a webpage, youfd probably have to take a screenshot and turn it into an image, or if it is a downloadable PDF, youfd have to download it.

You can literally copy and paste text from a website to a word document.

You can also take a screenshot of the webpage and print it out through things like USB memories.

https://www.sej.co.jp/services/multicopy/print.html#copy

Thank you all, appreciate your replies :)

or: use your browser => select file/print => then choose as printer "PDF" or "Print to PDF"