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stubbornella / type-o-matic

A browser extension that finds all the fonts on a page
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PDF output #10

Open bradfrost opened 10 years ago

bradfrost commented 10 years ago

JSON export is a great feature, but I think printing the output as a PDF would be awesome too. Non-developer types (designers, business owners, clients) would be able to visually see how all over the board their type is by examining the sample text.

0xjjpa commented 10 years ago

@bradfrost I agree that it would be useful. Shouldn't be to hard to make the output open in a external window where then users can print it.

stubbornella commented 10 years ago

My team wrote a tool that takes the JSON data and makes a nice report out of it. Maybe we an incorporate that here?

On Sat, Feb 1, 2014 at 3:38 AM, Jose Aguinaga notifications@github.com wrote:

@bradfrost I agree that it would be useful. Shouldn't be to hard to make the output open in a external window where then users can print it.

Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/stubbornella/type-o-matic/issues/10#issuecomment-33869407

0xjjpa commented 10 years ago

@stubbornella Nice. I'm abstracting most of the tool from the extension for the Chrome version. I'll point you to the repository when I'm done with the tests.

pzi commented 10 years ago

Sounds like a great feature to have. Any development update @jjperezaguinaga ? :)

dennisfrank commented 9 years ago

If you are on a Mac you can select all (CMD+A) and copy (CMD+C) Type-o-matic’s results table and paste it into TextEdit.app. Select all again and copy and paste into a Numbers.app table. Now you can sort, filter, print the results or export to PDF. Works really great for me.

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