Print a list to pdf

I could reproduce it. The trick is to paste it into text format, not richtext or other format, but only text format

I would also like to copy past the other columns such as size, type etc

I think you know what "list" means, but I give an example

a.pdf

b.pdf

c.pdf

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where a,b, c are titles of the pdf documents in the folder. Remember that I do not save to print the content but only the title

So I want to save this list to a pdf file

1:My thinking is the opposite of yours. I think first of format and then of Plain Text

If you look in Text app you have two text formats: Rich Text or Plain Text

Therefore, inside my brain, format comes first, and plain text comes next.

2:...Did I not describe "exactly" what I want?

In fact it was the response by this community that was not "exact" or not drawing attention to pitfalls

3: But now it is clarified. There is just one more question: How to get both the name and also the size column copied to f ex Excel ?

Pasting to rich text, could not reproduce the links, but only text

Another problem is that Apple hides the folder where the Books App are archived (in iCloud Drive.

So you cannot drag that folder, unless you create a new folder with those ebooks, and that is tedious

Is there no way to show just the name and size ? not the date added ? not the exact time ?

You want to copy 40 ebooks and then paste into a text editor ? you must be kidding.

It does not matter what the documents are. The problem is the same even if they are not ebooks: the copy command will copy the content of those documents, i e not the title.

Sir, you must be kidding. Try with someone, I don't think it is funny.

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