(Bug?) Export Resources into PDF - unreadable light grey on white
Hi,
I am running Logos Bible Software 9.7 SR-1 9.7.0.0025 on macOS Big Sur 11.5.2 on Logos Preference -> Application Theme -> "Dark" Mode.
When I export any resources (Commentaries, Bibles, etc) into PDF, I get a unreadable "light grey" on "white" PDF. Is there any workaround, apart from setting Logos Preference -> Application Theme -> to "Light" Mode. Thank you.
Attached is an example:
JK
MacBookPro 14" (2021) RAM:16GB SSD:1TB macOS Sequoia 15.1.1 | iPhone Xs Max iOS 18.1.1 | Logos 37.2.12
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Hi LimJK:
I think there's a built-in Mac function to save to PDF. If so, and that's what Logos uses, try using a conventional 'print to PDF' printer as a workaround.
I use WIn 10 with the same Logos version you're using and the attached PDF was saved using a 'save to PDF' printer definition.
macOS (Logos Pro - Beta) | Android 13 (Logos Stable)
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Hi, MJ & Robert,
Thanks for responding to my post, I just got a reply from tech support:
"Thank you for reaching out to us! We have been able to replicate this behavior on our end as well, when printing both to a PDF or a regular printer. At this time, the workaround you described would be the best way to avoid this behavior. That being said, I have reported this behavior to our Developers for further investigation, so we will be able to work on a permanent solution in a future update to the program. We greatly appreciate your patience in the meantime!"
JK
MacBookPro 14" (2021) RAM:16GB SSD:1TB macOS Sequoia 15.1.1 | iPhone Xs Max iOS 18.1.1 | Logos 37.2.12
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Is there any workaround, apart from setting Logos Preference -> Application Theme -> to "Light" Mode.
In Print/Export, can click "Copy to clipboard", switch to LibreOffice, MS Word, Notepad, Pages, TextEdit, (Word Processor of choice), ... followed by pasting into a document => print using different application (optional is changing formatting before printing).
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