Are you looking to print the whole course for your review or to allow your users to print out a course? If you'd like to print out a version for review, you may want to publish for Word and then print that version. If you'd like your users to print out a screen, there is some discussion in this thread about a Javascript button.
but i wanna know if i want to create this print button to print a slide should i create a button for each slide or is there any a\other way to do it????
What I do is I publish to word, remove any quiz answers and save as a PDF then add that as a printable resource on the player (when I want the user to print the entire course and the content doesn't change or isn't specific to the user). Then if I want to have the user print a slide, I add a print button to that slide such as when there is a document they need to sign physically and send in to human resources or another time like that. The links that Ashley shared are helpful for taking either action.
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Hi Taha,
Are you looking to print the whole course for your review or to allow your users to print out a course? If you'd like to print out a version for review, you may want to publish for Word and then print that version. If you'd like your users to print out a screen, there is some discussion in this thread about a Javascript button.
thanks a lot Ashley this really help,
but i wanna know if i want to create this print button to print a slide should i create a button for each slide or is there any a\other way to do it????
Hi Taha,
I'm not equipped to answer questions about setting up the Javascript, so I'd suggest you check in with other users in that thread.
What I do is I publish to word, remove any quiz answers and save as a PDF then add that as a printable resource on the player (when I want the user to print the entire course and the content doesn't change or isn't specific to the user). Then if I want to have the user print a slide, I add a print button to that slide such as when there is a document they need to sign physically and send in to human resources or another time like that. The links that Ashley shared are helpful for taking either action.
This thread is a bit dated Patti, but I appreciate you popping in to share your thoughts as well.
Still applicable though! Others may reference it in the future so I thought why not share the idea of attaching the full pdf as a resource.
Great point, Patti! We always appreciate a helpful tip :)
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