how to print a page from an item I purchased for my library?

I have been trying most of the afternoon to find a way to print or download about 11 pages of material from a reference book I purchased for my logos account. I have tried a number of approaches but without success. Any suggestions would be appreciated.

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Chad Katter

https://community.logos.com/discussion/251430/how-to-print-a-page-from-an-item-i-purchased-for-my-library

Ctrl + P (likely CMD + P for Mac) opens the Print/Export window, where you can specify what exactly you would like to print.

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