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Why is it that the "printable version" of a thread shows LaTex codes but not the equations images? I am certain It was fine few years ago! So, what happens?
Sam
Sam
samalkhaiat said:Why is it that the "printable version" of a thread shows LaTex codes but not the equations images? I am certain It was fine few years ago! So, what happens?
Sam
The "Show printable version option" is a feature that allows users to view a webpage in a format that is optimized for printing. This typically removes any extra images, ads, or other non-essential elements to make the page more printer-friendly.
The "Show printable version option" can be useful for individuals who want to print out a webpage for reference or to save information, but do not want to waste ink or paper on unnecessary elements. It can also be helpful for those with visual impairments who may find the simplified layout easier to read.
The location of the "Show printable version option" can vary depending on the website. It is often found in the top or bottom toolbar of the webpage, or as an option in the menu or settings dropdown. If you are having trouble finding it, you can try using the keyboard shortcut "Ctrl + P" on a PC or "Command + P" on a Mac.
Yes, using the "Show printable version option" will typically remove certain elements of the webpage, such as images, ads, and navigation menus, to create a more streamlined and printer-friendly version. This may alter the overall appearance and layout of the page.
No, not all websites have the "Show printable version option" feature. It is up to the website designer to include this option on their site. However, most modern websites do offer this feature to make it easier for users to print their content.