Scaler 3 Manual needs a version with white background for printing!

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Scaler 3 Manual needs a version with white background for printing!

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that sure would be very helpful

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Hi @ tealtonerick and @ darrylarthur.

Thanks for your feedback regarding the Scaler 3 User Guide. Admittedly we did not consider those wanting to print the manual and how that’d be a costly exercise given the blue background! Apologies for the oversight.

We’ll consider creating a ‘print friendly’ version in the future, but in the meantime, hopefully you can use the guide digitally in conjunction with our Official Tutorials. We’ll be adding new videos to the playlist soon, to help you get the most out of Scaler 3.

Thanks.

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Have you ever noted that if you view a PDF in your browser, you can deselect the Print background option?

I usually do that to make prints smaller, but it should fix your issue

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That’s a good idea, but I don’t see that option in my browser? What are you using?

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Yes Thanks. I keep printed manuals on everything I have in my studio. Way more convenient than the electronic copy.

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Chrome, but I think it is in Firefox as well

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Try CTRL+P

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Then go to the bottom and check if Graphic in the background is selected

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If so, deselect it and the black background will become white, then hit Save

Just checked now: it works in Firefox as well

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In both Chrome and Firefox, I get no check option for a graphic background. It doesn’t look like your window.

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Sorry
Maybe it is a Windows only option?

Wikipedia says:

Macintosh computer also have a Control key, but it has different functionality. The original Apple mouse design reduced complexity by only offering one button. As the interface developed, were offered to access extra options. Another button was needed to access these. On Unix and Windows, the user had other mouse buttons to use. On Classic Mac OS and macOS, the Control key is used to invoke a “right-click”. Apple calls this a “secondary click” as left-handers can choose which side this button is on.

So, if you have a Mac, maybe you have to find that menu

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I’m on Win 10. Not sure why it looks so different.

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@ClaudioPorcellana

Do you have Adobe Acrobat installed? Without I don’t get the option

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No, but I have Omnipage Ultimate that uses Power PDF

In the PC of my wife instead, I see Save as PDF and she has Adobe Acrobat reader indeed, but I don’t have it

Nevertheless, I think to remember that Foxit Reader also has a virtual printer that can be used

And Microsoft can be another option

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