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PDF generation settingsThere are a number of different setting you can select to control what is generated. Some options are only available for certain document types. Pages/provisions to includeBy default all provisions in a document (or all amendments in an amendment list) are included in the PDF. But you can select a subset using this dropdown. You can select any combination of provisions/amendments. They don’t need to be next to one another or of the same type. For example you can select a Part of a Bill (which will include all the sections in a Part) and some individual sections elsewhere in the Bill. Tracked changesThese settings relate to if and how tracked changes in the document are rendered in the PDF.
Print and publishing artefactsInclude line numberingIf selected, the PDF will show line numbering in the margin of each page. Every 5th line is numbered. This feature is only available for Bills. Line numbering shows on the left for Scottish Bills and on the right for UK Bills. FootersIf selected, the PDF will include appropriate footers drawn from the document metadata, e.g. the Session and Bill number. Page numbersIncludes page numbers (List of Draft Amendments only). Other documents like Bills, Acts and SIs have page numbers by default. Generate as House Bill If selected, the PDF will be generated as a House Bill with the appropriate covers. See [How to generate a House Bill]. Footer noteUse this option to include a custom note in the footer of each page. The note can be up to 2 lines of text. ExtrasThese extra features can only be included in the PDF if line numbering is turned off. Show J numbers in margin (Bills and SI/SSIs only)Show Jrefs in cross-referencesShow amendment D-numbers against inline amendmentsShow review commentsIncludes any comments that have been added to the document in the Editor Show D NumbersDisplays the unique number e.g. HoC1) Document versionSave a snapshot of the documentWhen you generate a PDF from a working version or an existing snapshot, this the option Record snapshot version enables you to save a snapshot version containing the PDF you generated and the corresponding XML document. You can provide a name for the snapshot in the Version description box or leave the box empty and it will be saved with the default name “PDF”. This option can be useful so you can:
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How to view a PDFIf you’ve created a snapshot that includes a PDF, you can view the PDF again without regenerating it.
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