Sup y'all,
Do you sometimes want to print your Brilliant.org content? I do. The font is amazing, and general LaTeX + picturesque images are appealing to the eye.
So the question arises: How? Well, the way I do it, I screenshot the problems/notes/solutions and work on them in MS Paint and transfer them to MS Word for final processing.
But this may result in poor text/image quality (as it always does for me), and we don't want that. What would be great, is if there was a Print button or some similar feature on Brilliant that would allow users to print content with retention of original quality.
What do you guys think?
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If you are using Google Chrome, then open the problem in mobile site, and just press Ctrl + P. You can then save the entire page as PDF at once.
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Yeah I agree with that message. But it depends, again, on what you're printing; quality content's worth it.
How do I open Brilliant in mobile?
Thanks,
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Click on your pic in the top right corner, and then "View mobile site".
If you want the whole page, you may always pdf it.
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How?
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Okay, so go to 'www.pdfcrowd.com' and download the browser add-on. I thus make a pdf of any page I like... I hope that's not illegal.
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didn't go too well for me:
Um... yeah... thatss
Any suggestions?
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@John Muradeli
For windows, You should download and activate a pdf printer like doPDF on your computer.
Or are you using Ubuntu or a similar Linux Distro? If so, you already have a pdf printer installed
Update: Sorry, it does not seem to work with problems, you can do it with notes, though
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I still didn't try the mobile version thing, but I'm printing from my school Windows PCs, just to clarify.
And the downloads don't go so well; most things are blocked by Sonicwall (piece of @#&*!) or filtered. But some are accepted, so I'll see what I can do.
But still, there should't be a need for such a struggle. I hope this feature will become available sometime in the future.
Cheers
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Seriously who doesn't wanna make a collage of the most tricky math and physics problems and solutions on the planet?
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what is the name of the font?