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@github-actions github-actions released this 30 Oct 01:52
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Export a Markdown document as a PDF.

  • Export as PDF now works for Markdown documents too: your notes, treatments, outlines and pitch documents. Find it in the Export menu, the palette, and the desktop app's File menu.
  • A clean, readable page: 1-inch margins, Inter Tight for the text and Courier Prime for code. It covers headings, bold and italic, lists (nested and numbered), quotes with a bar in the margin, code blocks, and page numbers when there's more than one page.
  • Links stay links. Web and email links can be clicked in the PDF; anything else prints as plain text.
  • A heading never ends a page. Paragraphs split across pages keep at least two lines on each side.
  • US Letter or A4: choose in Settings under Paper for Markdown PDFs. Scripts keep their template's paper.
  • It works offline, like the rest of Drafter.
  • Characters the fonts can't print show as ?, and the export message names them, so nothing changes silently.

A progress bar for long exports. Any export that takes a moment, scripts included, shows a bar with a percentage, or a moving bar while a step can't count. Screen readers hear the start, each quarter, and the finish.

Fixed

  • The Markdown Preview of a long document is worked out in the background again, so typing stays smooth.
  • Exporting a second script while one is still exporting now gives you that script's own file.
  • A document nested too deeply to preview or lay out now says so plainly instead of failing.

Download

Windows

  • Drafter-0.16.0-windows-x64-setup.exe for most PCs (Intel or AMD).
  • Drafter-0.16.0-windows-arm64-setup.exe for Windows on Arm.

Linux (x64)

  • Drafter-0.16.0-linux-amd64.deb for Ubuntu 24.04 and later: sudo apt install ./Drafter-0.16.0-linux-amd64.deb.
  • Drafter-x86_64.AppImage for other distributions.

An installed Drafter offers this update itself, or use Help → Check for updates…. See the Windows guide, the Linux guide, and the changelog.