Print blog comments

I have a black background on my website and use a blog for my students to comments on problems. Is there a way to print their comments to use for grading purposes. It would be nice to export the comments in a PDF or really any format and then be able to print them off not on the black background. I have not been able to find a simple way to do this. Does any one know of a way?

Ben ~ See this Apple doc:
_MobileMe: Unable to add comments to blog pages_
...which was found by searching here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/index?page=search
In order for people to look at your site/blog, they can use either your mac.com or me.com URL. But in order to post their comments on your blog (if you've allowed them), they must use your me.com URL. If they try to add a comment via your mac.com URL, they'll get this message:
"We're sorry. We are having a problem processing your request."
...so it's probably better to tell everyone to use the me.com URL to access your site. You can send feedback about this problem to Apple here:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/mobileme.html
...In Feedback Type, choose iWeb Publishing.

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