That's strange. Do you have at least 1 printer installed? What Windows did you test on?<br><br>I just tested on OpenLP 2.4.6 on Windows 10, and I could print the service file. We have no physical printers, but I was able to successfully use the built-in "Microsoft Print to PDF" printer and generate a PDF file. Note: It seems that the custom footer text is ignored.<br><br>Side note: I also tested the Copy as HTML button and pasted/saved an HTML file. When I opened it in Chrome, all the images were broken. I looked into the HTML source and found the images were all coded like this:<br>
<img src="<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank">:/plugins/plugin_images.png</a>" /><br>
Which, of course, isn't valid HTML. A colon is invalid in a filepath on Windows, except to denote a drive letter. And the icons OpenLP uses are embedded within other files, I believe, and not directly accessible as stand-alone files.