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Adobe Flash Professional CS5 : Working Within the Flash Environment - Printing a Document in Windows

7/4/2013 4:24:32 AM
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Printing a paper copy is the most common way to preview and share your documents. You can use the Print dialog box to set how many copies to print, specify a range of pages to print, and print your document. Understand that the options available for the Print command will be determined by the default printer, and operating system. Different printers will display different options; there are some options that are fairly universal, and these options are covered here.

Print a Document in Windows

1. Open a document.

2. Click the File menu, and then click Print.

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Press +P (Mac) or Ctrl+P (Win).

3. If necessary, click the Name list arrow, and then click the printer you want.

4. Type the number of copies you want to print.

5. Specify the pages to print:
  • All. Prints the entire document.

  • Pages. Prints the specified pages.

  • Selection. Prints the selected item.

6. Click OK.
 
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