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== | Student printers can only print 8.5x11 documents. Some documents, such as a powerpoint slide, may be of a different size. Printing to PDF is a way you can save an existing document as a PDF file to troubleshoot printing issues. | ||
==Option 1: Save/Export to PDF== | |||
# Under files, click export | # Under files, click export | ||
# Click create PDF/XPS document | # Click create PDF/XPS document | ||
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=== | ===Option 2: Print to PDF using Microsoft Print to PDF=== | ||
# Under files, select Print | # Under files, select Print | ||
# Select the printer "Microsoft Print to PDF" | # Select the printer "Microsoft Print to PDF" | ||
Latest revision as of 15:19, 9 March 2020
Student printers can only print 8.5x11 documents. Some documents, such as a powerpoint slide, may be of a different size. Printing to PDF is a way you can save an existing document as a PDF file to troubleshoot printing issues.
Option 1: Save/Export to PDF
- Under files, click export
- Click create PDF/XPS document
- Save document and print the new file.
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Under files, click export
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Click create PDF/XPS document
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Save Document and print the new file
Option 2: Print to PDF using Microsoft Print to PDF
- Under files, select Print
- Select the printer "Microsoft Print to PDF"
- Click "Print" and save the newly-created PDF. Then print the file.
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Under files, select Print
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Select the printer "Microsoft Print to PDF"
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Click "Print" and save the newly-created PDF. Then print the file.