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The Print dialog box

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The Print dialog box PRINTING The Print dialog box Printing your artwork in Illustrator is very similar to using the Advanced Print Settings in FreeHand. The Print dialog box lets you click through panes that provide controls over general settings, document setup, marks and bleeds, output, graphics, and color management. Click Page Setup to specify page setup options. Each category of options in the Print dialog box in Illustrator-from General to Summary- is organized to guide you through the printing process: • General-Set the page size and orientation, specify how many pages and artboards to print, define your media, and choose which layers to print. Scale and change placement of artwork on the page, and control tiling. • Marks & Bleed-Select printer's marks and create a bleed. • Output-Create color separations or choose plates to print. • Graphics-Set printing options for paths, fonts, PostScript files, gradients, meshes, and blends. • Color Management Select-a color profile and rendering intent for printing. • Advanced-Control the flattening (rasterization) of vector artwork during printing. • Summary-View and save a summary of print settings and warnings about possible output problems. Specify print options and preview multiple artboards in the Print dialog box. Toggle to print plate CMYK plate Print preview Tip: Visit the Adobe Print Resource Center for a variety of resources that can help you acheive high-quality print results, quickly and reliably. http://www.adobe.com/studio/print/index.html. In the Output pane of the Print dialog box choose to print color separations and specify ink, screen, and film or plate settings. FreeHand to Illustrator Migration Guide-Printing 38

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FreeHand to Illustrator Migration Guide
Printing
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The Print dialog box
Printing your artwork in Illustrator is very similar to using the Advanced Print Settings
in FreeHand. °e Print dialog box lets you click through panes that provide controls
over general settings, document setup, marks and bleeds, output, graphics, and color
management. Click Page Setup to specify page setup options.
Each category of options in the Print dialog box in Illustrator—from General to Summary—
is organized to guide you through the printing process:
• General
—Set the page size and orientation, specify how many
pages and artboards to print, define your media, and choose
which layers to print. Scale and change placement of artwork
on the page, and control tiling.
• Marks & Bleed
—Select printer’s marks and create a bleed.
• Output
—Create color separations or choose plates to print.
• Graphics
—Set printing options for paths, fonts, PostScript
files, gradients, meshes, and blends.
• Color Management
Select—a color profile and rendering
intent for printing.
• Advanced
—Control the flattening (rasterization) of vector
artwork during printing.
• Summary
—View and save a summary of print settings and
warnings about possible output problems.
Toggle to print plate
CMYK plate
Print preview
In the Output pane of the Print dialog box choose to print color
separations and specify ink, screen, and film or plate settings.
The Print dialog box
PRINTING
Specify print options and preview multiple
artboards in the Print dialog box.
Tip:
Visit the Adobe Print Resource Center for
a variety of resources that can help you acheive
high-quality print results, quickly and reliably.