How to Print an HWP File Without Hangul (Hancom)

Why you can't just print the HWP

Printing needs an app that can open the file, and library PCs, print shops, office shared computers, Macs and phones usually don't have Hangul. Many print shops ask for PDF rather than HWP.

A PDF prints the same on any computer and any printer, which makes it the safest format to print from.

Steps

Drop the HWP into anyview.dev and click “PDF”.

Open the downloaded PDF in your browser or PDF viewer and press Print (Ctrl+P on Windows, ⌘P on Mac).

Choose A4 paper, set scaling to “Actual size” or 100%, and print.

Keeping forms the right size

With “Fit to page” or shrink enabled, table cells get smaller and harder to fill in by hand. Always print application forms at actual size.

Check the PDF preview first: confirm the page count and that no last line spilled onto an extra page. Substituted fonts can shift line breaks slightly.

Only some pages, or several documents at once

Need just a few pages? Enter a page range in the print dialog, or extract them with “Split pages”.

Printing a stack of documents? Drop all the HWP files in and click “One PDF” to print them as a single file.

Printing from a phone

iPhone can print PDFs via AirPrint; Android via its built-in print service or your printer maker's app. Most convenience-store and print-shop mobile services accept PDF uploads too.