To perform a quick print, you can select multiple pages from a document from the thumbnail list.

• Open the document that you want to print, and then click the Pages button on the left navigation pane.
• Shift-click / Ctrl-click/ drag the mouse to select a range of page thumbnails from the document.
• Select Print Pages from the right-click menu, and then click OK.

To print a portion of a page, you need to refer to the Snapshot command.

• Select the Snapshot command by choosing Home > Snapshot.
• Drag around the area you want to print.
• Right-click in the selected area > choose Print…, and then refer to the “The Print dialog box”. 

1. Make sure you have installed the printer successfully.
2. To print a single PDF document, open the PDF document with Foxit PDF Editor, and then do any of the following:

• Click the Print button on the Quick Access Toolbar.
• Press the shortcut key Ctrl + P. 

Foxit Admin Console is a Cloud-based portal that serves as a central location for administrators to manage Foxit products/services and entitled users across their entire organizations. After setting up and activating Admin Console based on the organization environment, the administrator can open the URL of Foxit Admin Console to get started. The Admin Console allows administrators to do the following:

You can view the table elements in the Tags panel and correct elements that are not correctly tagged with the Reading Order command.

Alternate text, which is often used to make a document more accessible, is a description for document contents like images and interactive form fields. Screen readers cannot read these document contents, but can read the associated alternate text. For accessibility, you need to add alternate text and other supplementary information (like specific language) to tags for links, figures, and abbreviations in the document. With Foxit PDF Editor, you can add the information to a tag in the Tags panel.

If a PDF document contains untagged or unmarked elements, you can locate them in the logical structure tree and tag them by using the Find command. Steps are as follow: 

You can move a tag, and edit the properties (such as title and type) of a tag in the Tags panel. Click the Options menu at the top of the Tags panel (or right-click any tag in the Tags panel), and you can choose the following options: 

New Tag… – Creates a new tag after the selected item in the tags tree. Then specify the type and title of the new tag.

Cut – Cuts and copies the selected tag.

You can view a logical structure tree of tags in the Tags panel that represent the organizational structure of the document and define the reading order. The tags tree shows the document content as page elements (such as headings, paragraphs, and tables) nested at various levels. Assistive software determines how to present and interpret the document content according to the tags tree.

In the Content panel in the navigation pane, you can view pages and objects, and correct reflow problems in a PDF. The panel provides a hierarchical view of objects including pages, annotations (like comments, form fields, and links), and containers. In the panel, objects are listed in the order in which they appear on the page. You can move objects in the panel to adjust the content order by dragging and dropping objects.

In the Content panel, you can perform actions as below: