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3. Review the options in the General pane.
Use this menu to call a
defined print preset.
Use this pane to Use these options to print
view different more than one copy and
categories of options. reverse the output order of
pages (last to first).

Use these options to
The dynamic define which pages will
preview reflects print in what order.
your settings in the
Print dialog box.
Use these options
to include various
non-printing elements
in the proof output.

If you frequently use the same options for printing proofs, simply click the Save Preset
button at the bottom of the dialog box after defining those settings. You can then call all
of those same settings by choosing the saved preset in the Print Preset menu.

4. Click the Setup option in the list of categories.
These options determine the paper size that will be used for the output (not to be
confused with the page size), the paper orientation, and page scaling and positioning
options relative to the paper size.

5. If your printer can print to tabloid-size paper, choose Tabloid in the Paper
Size menu.
If you can only print to letter-size paper, choose the landscape paper
orientation option, and then activate the Tile check box.
To output a letter-size page at 100% on letter-size paper, you have to tile to multiple
sheets of paper; using the landscape paper orientation allows you to tile to two sheets
instead of four (as shown in the preview area).

The overlap area is reflected Check Tile to output
in the preview; this area will the page to multiple
print on both pieces of paper. sheets of paper.

The Offset and Gap fields should only be used when a job is output to an imagesetter or
high-end proofing device. They define page placement on a piece of oversized film or on
a printing plate.

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