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Convert HOW2 to PDF

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Is it possible to convert HOW2 to PDF?
Yes - HOW2 converts to PDF.

Launch the .how2 file in Visma Performit Player, then use the print command and choose Microsoft Print to PDF as the printer to save the guide as a PDF. This flattens the interactive walkthrough into a static, shareable document.

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Last verified Sep 2026

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Why convert HOW2 to PDF?

Turning a guide into .pdf lets anyone read the instructions without the discontinued Visma Performit Player, and makes the steps easy to email, archive or print. Since .how2 has no direct export, printing through a PDF printer is the practical route.

How to convert HOW2 to PDF

Any virtual PDF printer

With the guide open in the player, print to a virtual printer such as PDF-XChange or Bullzip PDF Printer if Print to PDF is unavailable.

Screenshot steps into a PDF

If printing fails, capture each step as a screenshot and combine the images into a single PDF with an image-to-PDF tool.

About these formats

Quality & what to watch

  • The resulting PDF is static, so focus arrows and click-through interactivity are lost.
  • You must have Visma Performit Player installed, and it is discontinued, so newer systems may not run it.
  • Screenshots or printed pages may miss content that only appears on hover or click in the player.

Frequently asked questions

Does Visma Performit Player export PDF directly?
Not as a built-in feature; you print the guide to a PDF printer like Microsoft Print to PDF.
I don't have the player anymore, what can I do?
The player is discontinued; without it you cannot open the .how2, so ask the guide's author for a PDF copy.
Will the PDF keep the arrows and steps?
The layout stays, but interactive arrows and clickable steps become static images and text.
Which PDF printer should I use?
Microsoft Print to PDF is built into Windows; alternatives like PDF-XChange also work.