Could i print the manuals? How?

[Orto3D 0]

Hi!

Is there any way to print the manuals?

thanks!

[DidierKlein 705]

Hi and welcome to the community,

I'm not sure there's a printable version of the new versions of the manuals.

After a quick search on google i found a pdf for the Ultimaker 2

But really all you need can be found here on the ressources tab.

Please save the forest

[00D00B 58]

Hi Orto3D,

You can find here the specs for the UM2+ in PDF.

Here, it's the manual.

Of course, you've got the same for other machines if you want !

[henri 3]

I would like to download a manual for Cura2.1 to read offline. Is there a way?

[Orto3D 0]

Hi and welcome to the community,

I'm not sure there's a printable version of the new versions of the manuals.

After a quick search on google i found a pdf for the Ultimaker 2

But really all you need can be found here on the ressources tab.

Please save the forest

 

Hahahaha Ok i'll do! thanks a lot!

[Orto3D 0]

Hi Orto3D,

You can find here the specs for the UM2+ in PDF.

Here, it's the manual.

Of course, you've got the same for other machines if you want !

 

Thank you very much!!

[00D00B 58]

 

Hi Orto3D,

You can find here the specs for the UM2+ in PDF.

Here, it's the manual.

Of course, you've got the same for other machines if you want !

 

Thank you very much!!

 

You welcome ! (:

@henri I don't think you can a PDF file for the manual, it's too "new" and none has been generated yet

[geert_2 334]

For online-manuals (when there is no PDF available), a good solution might be to provide an additional CSS-sheet for printing to your website, so that pages are nicely filled, with correct margins, and navigation bars are removed when printed (useless on paper).

I often "print" manuals and webpages to PDF, so I can store them locally in an easy to find directory, and I can read them offline. This is more convenient than finding things back online in the ever changing web.

In this way you at Ultimaker only have to update the website, and we can always easily "print" it to PDF. Maybe you could consider this?