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‎08-11-2026 01:58 PM

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I have a question about the new version of HP Click.
Previously, the file format (A2, A1, A0, etc.) or the specific dimensions (for non-standard sizes) were displayed next to each drawing on the left-hand side.
I didn't have to click on every drawing preview just to see its size.
Sometimes I’d be printing, say, 50 A3 or A2 drawings, and I could tell the format at a glance—or just by scrolling down a bit to see the next files.

Now, the drawing size is visible in only one place—why make things so difficult? :)
You have to go through all the previews in HP Click just to check the file sizes... HP Click loses its functionality this way.
Is there a setting for this in the current version?
The same goes for the layout on the left: instead of always being a top-to-bottom list, it would be nice to have small icons or tiles if you expanded the panel to the right.
Direct Print Plus actually looks better in this regard now. :)
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