I have found that if I copy my text or picture to Word first, I can get just what I really want, and not a lot of other stuff, too. When I want to print something:
First I highlight the desired text/picture.
Press control and C for copy.
Minimize the page by clicking on the small dash at the top right corner. The minimize button.
This puts you back to your desk top. Double click on Word.
When the blank page comes up, press Control V to paste what you had copied.
Now you can edit that page: erase what you don't want or add notes.
Press control P to print it.
Now when I click on the red X, the delete button, it asks if I want to save it. So choose "no" or "yes" and save it to your files if you like.
Now if you want to go back to where you were, hover over the fire fox (or whatever your computer has) and the picture of your page will come up. Click on that and you're back to where you started, ready to go.
That sounds like a lot, but if you make a list of the steps, you will soon learn what to do when.
I have a whole stack of quilts I might want to make someday, and it is fun to just look through all of them at one time without having to click, click, click.