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# How to Print a Sale
### **Steps:**
1. **Click on "Sales & Orders" from the side menu and click on "Sales". This will take you to the Sales page.**
2. Find and click on the quote, invoice, or receipt you want to print. This will take you to the sale details page.
3. Scroll to the bottom and click on the three dots button next to the Share button.
4. From the dropdown menu, click on "**Thermal Print**" for a small receipt print or "**A4 Print**" for a regular A4 paper print.
{% hint style="info" %}
**Hint:** \
To save the quote, invoice, or receipt as a PDF, click on A4 Print from the dropdown menu. In the print preview window, change the Destination to "Save as PDF" and click on Save to download the PDF.
{% endhint %}
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