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How to Turn Off Print Preview in Silhouette Studio

If you have ever printed from Silhouette Studio, you know that there are times that a print preview window opens up. 

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I find this print preview window can, at times, cause more printing issues than it's worth and therefore you may actually want to disable this feature.  Read on to learn how to turn off print preview in Silhouette Studio

To turn off the print preview in Silhouette Studio go to the little gear in the bottom right corner of the software. 

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That will open the Preference window.  On the General tab uncheck the box for Show Print Preview.  

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Click OK and close out of the Preferences. 

Now when you click File > Print in Silhouette Studio, you will immediately get your print manager settings instead of the Print Preview.

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This can significantly speed up printing especially for large files such as PNGs or those with a lot of colors or fill patterns. 


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