Adding my vote. Export to pdf has no headers or footer, no place to put a company letterhead, lists aren't printed, and for some reason the white space and fonts sizes seem so large compared to meeting minutes taken in word.

While exporting docs to PDF is a great feature, it would be even better if page header images were included in the block blast. Additionally, having the ability to define page breaks would be super useful.

Often you have to work with documents of different formats. And there are often problems with converting to a PDF file and vice versa. It’s good that there is an excellent free converter https://pdfflex.com/ that will always come to the rescue.

Tanja Koehler There are a number of similar requests:

What do you think about merging them into yours?

During my studies, I often encountered typing problems. Especially with math equations. And https://www.typingservice.org/services/latex-typing-service/ helped me solve this problem. With it, I was able to quickly receive a ready-made document that met all the necessary requirements.

Hoping this is still on the roadmap! This is the one issue preventing my team from moving away from confluence and into click up. Have been using the Scroll Word Exporter with Confluence as it is flexible, allows an export at any level and options to include sub pages or not. It simply works with minimal need to manipulate content after export for our needs. However, we do need easily editable documents to add content often, PDF's are too cumbersome with editing for our needs. If it functions similarly we could finally consider shifting some users from Confluence to Clickup.

I would also emphasize on being able to define page breaks. I use docs a lot for making processes and it is annoying when the step number is not on the same page as a picture because I can't define where the page breaks.

I agree with Tanja.. I exported my file and it was a resume so it's important that it be only 1 page but once exported, it came out 3 pages.