Follow the instructions in Using PDF templates to create or edit a PDF print manual template.

Once you have created a personalized print manual template you can use it as often as you like, both for your current project and for other projects.

It's a good idea to store your  edited template in your project directory. This keeps all the files associated with your project together and makes your project more portable.

1.Select Print Manual in the File menu and then select Preview.

2.Select the printer you want to use at the top of the page (the printer driver is needed to generate the preview).

3.Select the print manual template you prepared in Step 1 in the field below the printer selection. Use Open Template... to select the template file, which has the extension .mnl. A set of standard templates can be found in the \Templates\pdf folder in the Help+Manual program directory.

4.Select any Include Options appropriate for your manual. The default selection here is Print Manual and you will not need to change this unless you have made use of include options in your project. (See Conditions and Customized Output for more details on include options and how to use them.)

5.Set the other options in the dialog as you would like to have them, then click on Preview on the right to display the print preview.

You can jump to individual pages in the preview by entering page numbers in the box at the top of the preview widow.

1.Open your project and select Print Manual in the File menu, and make sure that Print is selected in the page displayed.

2.Select the printer you want to use at the top of the page.

3.Select the print manual template you prepared in Step 1 in the field below the printer selection. Use Open Template... to select the template file, which has the extension .mnl. A set of standard templates can be found in the \Templates\pdf folder in the Help+Manual program directory.

4.Select any Include Options appropriate for your manual. The default selection here is Print Manual and you will not need to change this unless you have made use of include options in your project. (See Conditions and Customized Output for more details on include options and how to use them.)

5.Set the other options in the dialog as you would like to have them, then click on OK to print.

1.If you only want to print or preview individual chapters or topics select them first in the TOC with the mouse. Use Ctrl+Click and Shift+Click to select multiple topics.

2.Then follow the instructions above, click on the Table of Contents bar above the Include Options box in the Print Manual page and select the Publish selected TOC items only option in the drop-down menu.

When you use this method the cover page, TOC and other additional pages defined in your print manual template will also be generated. To prevent this just make a copy of the template and edit it to disable all sections except the Topics section. Then use this "topics-only" template for generating your "quick output".