Is there a way to save a search to a pdf? Right now I click to print/export and it says, This panel does not support printing or exporting. Is there a work around?
I'm not aware of any work-arounds.
Even if they were to fix it, you couldn't save to a PDF…you'd have to save to MS Word and convert it to PDF.
Saving a search to a document is something I think would be a basic operation…I don't know why it has never worked.
Which sort of search are you doing?
I've just checked with a Bible Search on Mac and Print / Export seemed to work fine
I am using the smart search then running the summarize for the first fifty articles. I save it to my favorites but when I try to print/export then it says its not available. I wouldn't mind if I could save my searches to word then create a pdf.
Thanks for the clarification.
Yes, I understand export for smart search is not currently available and I forget whether this is something the Logos team are hoping to provide in the future.
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