Add a section with print settings

guides/getting-started.md

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 Pleased with what we've created, we close the Template Editor and look for the "Print" button:
 
 PRINT_BUTTONS
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+### Print Settings
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+The _print settings_ button opens a dialogue with some useful options.
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+* **Print Which Components?** Standard is to print all components, but this can be changed to only one or several selected components.
+* **Layout Mode**. The _auto layout_ option prints the components to a pdf matching given paper type. There are a number of extra options if auto layout is selected (described below). The _Tabletop Simulator_ option provides a pdf with format suitable for creating decks in [Tabletop Simulator](https://store.steampowered.com/app/286160/Tabletop_Simulator/). The _component per page_ option prints one component on each page with no margins.
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+Most options in the _auto layout_ settings are self-explaning, but some clarifications can be found below.
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+* **Enable spacing?** If checked, there will be approximately 2 mm space between all printed components. (The spacing cannot be adjusted.)
+* **Merge components?** If checked, there will not automatically be a page break for new component types. Instead, if the new component has the same dimensions as the last, it will continue on the same page.
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+Note that the components will be top-left aligned on the generated pages.