Printing Graphs

Printing a graph in the BehaviorFlow app is a simple process. It uses built-in features of the iPad.

User Hint: These instructions apply to any screen in the BehaviorFlow app. Graphs are among the most likely things to be printed.

First, take a screenshot of the BehaviorFlow graph (or screen) you’d like to print. This is done by simultaneously pressing the “Home” button and the “On/Off” button.

When the screenshot is taken, a small window appears in the lower left corner of the screen, previewing the screenshot. Tap on that window before it disappears. If you miss tapping in time, either take another screenshot and try again, or see the section below about “Printing from the Photos app”.

Once you select Print, available printers will appear in a pulldown under Printer *. Select your printer, press Print, and your graph will be printed!

* Printers will appear here if they are on the same WiFi network as your iPad. You don’t need to install the printer for it to appear. As long as the printer is on the network, and is AirPrint compatible, it will appear. Almost all printers are AirPrint compatible. A complete list can be found here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201311.

After printing, press Done in the upper left had corner of the screen. You can either Delete the Screenshot or Save it to Photos. If you’re done with the graph, you can delete it. If you’d like to view it or print it again, you can save it to Photos,  in which case it is saved on your iPad in the Photos app.

You’re done!

You can also read below to see how to print a saved graph/screenshot from the Photos app.

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