Update docs to reflect latest Rich output changes

docs/tutorial/printing.md

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 ### If you don't want to use Rich formated output
 
-In case you'd rather like to use the simple text ouput, but need **Rich** to be installed in your environment for any other reason, you can disable the use of **Rich** by **Typer** with the following call:`typer.enable_rich(False)`. This is a global switch affecting all instances of `typer.Typer()`.
+In case you'd rather like to use the simple text ouput, but need **Rich** to be installed in your environment for any other reason, you can disable the use of **Rich** by **Typer**.
+There are two functions in the **Typer** module to control the output format globally, affecting all `typer.Typer()` instances:
 
+ 1. `typer.enable_rich_help`
+ 2. `typer.enable_rich_traceback`
+
+The first one controls all help and **Click's** exception messages. The second one controls the format of the stack trace.
 
 ## "Standard Output" and "Standard Error"