flashcard printout

Question

Can we print the flashcards out?

Hi Eric, welcome to the forum. - rac1, Sep 17, 2014

Answer 1

Assuming you are just looking for a word list:

To the right of the bar immediately under the flashcards box (above the list of the words) that contains this:

• Difficulty: Easy Words: 14 Views: 3 Faves: 0

There is are two essentially invisible buttons that become blue when you hover over them- Favorites and Print.

The print used to work well for me- but now it leaves about 10 lines between each word so has become an almost unusable, paper wasting function unless you want to copy and paste it to a word document and manually remove the spaces.

Bosque, how many empty lines do you suggest between the words? I might be able to cook up a temporary solution with a bookmarklet or something. - Helado_eclectico, Sep 16, 2014

None- it used to print two columns of words with nice separation- English word, tab, Spanish word, next line English word, tab, Spanish word. - bosquederoble, Sep 16, 2014

You could have a set of 40 words on one page, and just fold it, and go down one side with the other hidden, and practice. - bosquederoble, Sep 16, 2014

It doesn't have the advantage of randomness like individual flash cards, but it does let you have a lot of words on a single piece of paper. - bosquederoble, Sep 16, 2014

I think the new setup is to allow you to actually make physical flashcards by printing them with enough separation that they can form a card. But that is a huge waste of paper and I am not going to cut them all out and make flashcards. - bosquederoble, Sep 16, 2014

Answer 2

Well.... technically, no. If you have a printer that prints on both sides of a paper, you can make your own, but the flashcards aren't technically "printable". There's no button that you can click that automatically prints them.

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