> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.struct.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.struct.com/pim3/reference/publications/prints.md).

# Prints

You can add or update print publications through [Publications](/pim3/reference/publications.md) > [Prints](/pim3/reference/publications/prints.md).

### View publication print

Publication prints are shown directly in the publication print page.

### Find publication print

1. Select column header for Name, Category or Active
2. Type value to search for

### Add a new publication print

1. Click "Add new print publication"
2. Set Name, Active and Category along with additional [details](/pim3/reference/publications/prints/print-details.md)
3. Click "Create print publication"

### Edit publication print

1. Click "Edit"-icon
2. Modify publication print [details](/pim3/reference/publications/prints/print-details.md)
3. Click "Update print publication"

### Copy publication print

1. Click "Copy"-icon
2. Set Name and modify [details](/pim3/reference/publications/prints/print-details.md) as you wish
3. Click "Copy print publication"

### Delete publication print

1. Click "Delete"-icon
2. Confirm delete


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