Hi PiotrMantur ... that is by design.
It is a fast way to print a document.
if you want print preview you need to open the document first then select print from with in the app.
Then you will see a print preview option.
There's no print preview before printing.
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I'm trying to print multiple images on the same page. I'm printing by right-clicking directly from the file explorer. After clicking "print" it instantly starts printing without even asking if I'm sure about it.
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DaveM121 871.8K Reputation points Independent Advisor2018-12-19T20:44:42+00:00 Hi Piotr
You are correct you should get the Print Preview, there must be Something wrong in Explorer . ..
As a workaround, select those files, choose Print, then set Microsoft Print to PDF as the printer, provide a file name and a location. That will create a PDF, which you can then open and check before you then print the PDF . . .