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Thank you for pointing this out. We will look into fixing it.
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In Notebook 22 and earlier, the "Export PDF" actually opened a Printer window. Because of that, we moved the print functionality to the Print menu option. Export turned into a pure "turn this file into a PDF" without the ability to target specific pages. We've received a LOT of feedback about losing that feature, but I suspect users don't know that they can still do it under Print. I want to make sure that the functionality under Print meets teachers' needs. Would anyone be willing to try the Print option in Notebook 23 and confirm whether it performs how you want?
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An error occurred while saving the comment The "Align" feature has been removed from the latest version: it has become impossible to easily and efficiently align objects (the top of one with the bottom of another for example) ; impossible as well to align objects with the center of the page (because we can't know where the center of the page is anymore!) ; impossible to draw perfectly horizontal or vertical lines (what's the point of being able to draw lines then?)...
This feature is essential and exists in other competitor softwares, so why no longer on Notebook? Moreover, it always has been an option: you could choose to use it or not, there was really no need to take it off...
Please, PLEASE, for the sake of us teachers, put it back !
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The "Align" feature has been removed from the latest version: it has become impossible to easily and efficiently align objects (the top of one with the bottom of another for example) ; impossible as well to align objects with the center of the page (because we can't know where the center of the page is anymore!) ; impossible to draw perfectly horizontal or vertical lines (what's the point of being able to draw lines then?)...
This feature is essential and exists in other competitor softwares, so why no longer on Notebook? Moreover, it always has been an option: you could choose to use it or not, there was really no need to take it off...
Please, PLEASE, for the sake of us teachers, put it back !