Printing
The printed sheet is a designed output, not a screenshot of the app.
Most apps print a picture of themselves. nooks prints a sheet you can take to a shop.
Print on any list, or ⌘P. What comes out is an A4 page laid out for paper:
- The list's name at 27pt, with the date and how many items are on it beside it.
- Items at 16pt with a drawn checkbox: a real box at 0.7pt, not a font glyph that prints as a filled square.
- Quantities in mono beside the label, because a quantity is what a shopper is actually reading.
- Three blank rows at the foot, for whatever gets remembered in the shop.
The sidebar, the chrome and the controls do not come with it. Nothing on the sheet is a thing you cannot use on paper.
What is on it
Completed items print too, ticked. A sheet that silently dropped what was already done would be a sheet you cannot check against the trolley.
Long lists
A list longer than a page continues onto the next one. Items are not split across the fold — a row that will not fit moves down whole rather than losing its checkbox to the page before.
The heading prints once, at the top. A sheet you are holding in a shop is one you have already looked at the top of.