Apple MB673Z/A User Manual - Page 481

IV Modifying an Existing Print Preset Any existing print preset can be changed, either temporarily or permanently. If you change a preset's settings without saving it, the preset will revert to its original settings after the print job is processed. If you save the modified settings, the preset will retain the setting changes. To modify an existing print preset: 1 Choose File > Print Images (or press Command-P). The Print dialog appears. 2 Select a print preset, then modify it as appropriate. Changing an existing preset's settings activates the Save button. 3 When you're ready to save the preset, click Save. The print preset is saved with its new settings. Duplicating a Print Preset If you frequently use the majority of a specific print preset's settings, changing one or two items such as the type of printer or the paper size, it's more convenient to duplicate the preset with the print settings you need than to create a new one. For example, if you plan to frequently print 8-by-10-inch and 11-by-14-inch prints on the same printer, you can create a preset for 8-by-10-inch prints with the appropriate settings, duplicate the preset with its settings, and then change the paper size. Then name one preset 8 x 10 and the other 11 x 14. After that, you simply select the preset for the image size you plan to print, and click Print. To copy a new print preset: 1 Choose File > Print Images (or press Command-P). The Print dialog appears. 2 Select a print preset to duplicate, then choose Duplicate from the Print Preset Action pop-up menu at the bottom-left side of the dialog. A new duplicate preset, based on the currently selected print preset, appears in the Preset Name list. 3 Enter a new name for the preset. 4 Change the print settings as required. You can now select this preset whenever you need to use these print settings. Chapter 16 Printing Your Images 481