Paper

How to print

A desk workspace with a computer and a notebook

Each brief is designed as a sheet of paper. On the screen you will see a left-hand gutter with hole marks and a small stamp in the corner. When you print, the browser should drop the site header, the footer and that gutter, and leave you the text on a plain page.

Use your browser's Print command (usually Ctrl+P or Cmd+P) and choose a paper size close to A4 or US Letter. Turn off any option that adds the page URL or the date in the margin if you do not want them. If your browser offers "headers and footers," that is the setting.

Print one brief at a time rather than the whole site. The checklists are meant to be ticked in pencil. If a brief runs to a second page on your printer, that is fine; do not shrink the type to force it onto one sheet.

These pages do not load type from other websites. If a font looks different on paper, your printer is substituting a font of its own. The text should still be readable.