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How to Print or Download a Document
Look for the PDF icon!
From Page: When you are viewing a page, the PDF icon is the first icon above the page on the image toolbar, OR to the right of the page image in the table of contents. Click the PDF icon to instantly download a document that is under the 200-page limit. You can then print the document directly from your PDF:
From Search Results: You can also choose to print a document or article directly from your search results simply by clicking on the print/download option on the result you wish to print. To access print/download options, including the ability to download a specific page range, or to use the QR code reader to download a PDF to a HeinOnline-authenticated mobile device, look for the download options icon:
From a Document: Users can also find this icon directly above a document in HeinOnline:
Clicking this icon will result in this options screen:
If you only wish to print a few pages, use the Custom Page Range option.
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