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What would be so complicated about, or a problem with, one single toolbar button to immediately print a currently open PDF to the default printer with the default (or last-used) settings ?
So simple, and implemented in practically every other app I use !
The normal print dialogue is fine, but in many circumstances totally unnecessary for what I (and many/most) others might want occasionally, or even often.
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You can create a script for this.
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All you have to do is:
"CRTL + P" and "Enter" (CMD + P on Mac)
It's faster than clicking on any icon.
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All that does is bring up the Print window.
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"All that does is bring up the Print window."
No, you should try it.
CTRL + P : brings up the print window.
Enter : validates and closes the print window.
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Yep, have purchased your two JS some time ago.
Looking for some way I can put them on the regular toolbar, rather than on the separate Add-On Tools which takes up a little extra screen real-estate. OK, a bit picky, but I am primarily looking at electronics diagrams and value as much space as I can get with comfortable magnification.
Ideally I would like a 'regular toolbar' icon with a drop-down selection of Print (all), Print this Page, Print Current View, and Print Selection
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Unfortunately, you can't add toolbar items in Reader. It is possible in Acrobat, though.
What can be added in Reader are Add-On Tools to the right-hand panel, or menu items.
I could create for you a script that will add a new menu item under File with those options, if you wish. Contact me privately to discuss it further.
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@geoffwood1 wrote:Ideally I would like a 'regular toolbar' icon with a drop-down selection of Print (all), Print this Page, Print Current View, and Print Selection
If you multiple-select the pages in the Pages panel first, then Ctrl+P (or File > Print), Acrobat defaults to printing your selected pages.
Jane