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# Viewing and Printing Summaries
**How to View Summaries**
Upon saving all Provisional and Approved Interpretations a snapshot of their Evaluation Summary is also saved. A Summary is viewable for each Interpretation from the "Saved Provisional and Approved Interpretation(s)" on the Evaluation Summary page by clicking on the "View Provisional Summary" and "View Approved Summary" buttons. For archived Interpretations these buttons appear gray but they are still active linkouts to the Summaries.
**Summaries**
A Summary snapshot will contain a Summary table at the top with information about the Interpretation, followed below by the Evidence Summary, and finally the criteria tables underneath.
**Printing Summaries**
You can print an Interpretation Summary by using the 
button in the footer following the criteria tables.
Recommended print settings:
* Layout: Landscape
* Scale: 50%
* Margins: Minimum
* Background graphics selected
You can also use your Print dialogue box to save your Interpretation as a PDF.
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