There are two things going on. First, how the PDF is created: If software (Word, etc.) exports to PDF (e.g. via a Save As menu), it can include the interactive parts of the document such as links, tables of contents etc. no matter how they are visually represented. If it prints to PDF then all the interactivity is lost, and you only get a dumb The "Print" feature of Chrome has an option to save the page as a PDF. Not only that, but you can also do basic PDF management like changing the layout or splitting PDF pages. Here's how to do it: Open up the web page that you would like to save as a PDF and then go to the main menu at the top-right corner and select "Print" from it. Example 1: Print to PDF in Excel VBA with No Name or Path Specified. Example 2: Print to PDF in Excel VBA with Name and Path Specified. Example 3: Print to PDF in Excel VBA with Opening the File after Publishing. Example 4: Print Multiple Worksheets to Multiple PDF Files in Excel VBA. Dose power apps have an tools could print page or ducument to pdf . thanks . Labels: Labels: App Interface Issue; Everyone's tags (1): Power Apps Print. Message 1 of 4 934 Views 0 Kudos Reply. All posts; Previous Topic; Next Topic; 3 REPLIES 3. manuelstgomes. Community Champion Mark as New; Bookmark; Subscribe; Mute; How To Save a Webpage as a PDF in Chrome. Open the page you'd like to keep. On the top left-hand corner, click File > Print. Alternatively, press Ctrl + P (Windows) or Cmd + P (Mac) Under the 'Destination' section, click Change > Save as PDF. Click the 'Save' button, pick the name and location for your PDF.