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Export, share, and print

Choose a finished PDF, an individual source file, or the complete editable project.

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    Share the finished PDF

    Compile your latest changes first. Export PDF saves the compiled result; sharing and printing also use the compiled PDF. Inspect the result before sending it to a collaborator or printer.

    Export an individual file

    Export file saves the active source file with its extension. For example, an active main.tex exports as TeX. This does not bundle the other files, bibliography, or figures from a multi-file project.

    Keep the complete project

    Export project (.zip) packages the project sources for a source-based workflow. Save a copy (.ltxs) creates a portable Paper Studio document for continued editing. Choose a project format when you need more than one active source file.

    Check the destination

    A PDF is the typeset result; TeX and ZIP are editable source, not a guarantee that another compiler has the same packages or fonts. Review the receiving publisher's requirements and compile the source in the destination environment when necessary.

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