You just need to find the "quick view" button at the top of a question (usually I see it in reviews or in drills in the CC) and copy and paste the image. Dont think it would work if you create a drill and try to copy/paste as you take it
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I use the old site's quick view option to copy and paste images into a doc, then print it
@roseroserose would you be able to share a google doc with me so I can print as well!?
@LauretteCompass I just do it for questions I missed so it's pretty personalized, but here's an example. https://docs.google.com/document/d/1CLW0BOw3h8rUofAhGC8sCnDS2hh6wSZI98NyzhikdI0/edit?usp=sharing
You just need to find the "quick view" button at the top of a question (usually I see it in reviews or in drills in the CC) and copy and paste the image. Dont think it would work if you create a drill and try to copy/paste as you take it
@timezonereaper can't do that here right now but it's on our roadmap.