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I can see the page in HeinOnline, but how do I download the article?
Look for the PDF icon!
When you are viewing a page in HeinOnline, the PDF icon is above the page on the toolbar to the left. Click on the PDF icon and the PDF should download the entire section automatically for you.
You can also click on the Print/Download Option button for more options.
Use the first option, Print Current Section to download the article. Once the article is downloaded onto your computer, you will be able to save and print the article. You can also select text as a format, if you prefer to print full text as opposed to PDF.
If you would only like to print certain pages from an article, click on Print Custom Page Range and enter the pages you are looking for. 
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