Yes, I know I can cancel but in my experience, by the time that command reaches the printer, it is already in process, and will print several more pages. And even if the printer is turned off, once it's turned on again, the system remembers the command to print, and it sends the print info to the printer, which then starts printing.
In this case, the previous answer was correct and helpful - clicking the Print button in TT will open the usual print dialog box, at which point one can choose to just save it instead (and all of the usual other options).
