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Printing documents
Most programs on the Macintosh use a Print dialog box similar to the one
shown below, although the exact features may vary. You can use the dialog
box to specify print options such as the number of copies you want printed.
Some programs add more choices to the Print dialog box. For information
about such options, refer to the documentation that came with the program.
1Choose Print from the File menu (or drag the document to the desktop printer icon and
drop it on the printer).
2In the dialog box that appears, select the options you want.
IMPORTANT
The paper source menus vary according to the paper sources of
your printer and paper sizes you choose in the Page Setup dialog box. For
paper-loading instructions, see Chapter 9.
3When the selections are what you want, click Print (or Save, if the destination is not
a printer).
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To define a single
paper source, click All.
Then choose a paper
source from the
pop-up menu.
To define multiple
paper sources,
click “First from.”
Then choose
one paper source
from each of the
pop-up menus.
To print the document
on paper, click Printer.
To save it as a
PostScript or EPS file,
click File.
To print a transparency or sheet of
paper that you feed by hand, select
Manual Feed as the paper source.