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Welcome to the PTXprint Community site where you can interact with other users and the developers. The primary source for help in using the software is through the integrated pop-up tooltips. PTXprint encourages a “try it and see” approach to learning more about what the tool is capable of. However, there is some documentation available on the main PTXprint site. If it has been a while since you last used PTXprint, please update to a recent version and read the what’s new page. There are also some training videos on Vimeo and several sessions on the EMDC.online platform.

If you think you’ve come across a bug that hasn’t been discovered before, please submit an issue on the GitHub site. Otherwise, this is the best place to ask questions… Enjoy the forum!

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