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6. Click OK, and check that the print preview in the Print dialog box seems correct. Print a PDF multipage job from Adobe Acrobat Reader or Adobe Acrobat Pro Set up for a multipage job is a quick and simple process. You can print a multipage job from Adobe Acrobat. 1. Open a multipage job in Adobe Acrobat Reader or Adobe Acrobat Pro (HP recommends always using the latest version). 2. Click File > Print. 3. Select the printer and driver. 4. Check the Choose paper source by PDF page size box. 5. Adjust other properties in the driver properties window, as required. 6. Click the Print button. Print a document with the correct colors Print a document from Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Photoshop, with the emphasis on color management. Using Adobe Acrobat Reader The print process is very simple. Acrobat Reader is the most basic application for PDF files; several color management tools common in more sophisticated applications are not explicitly present, and work by default with presets that cannot be changed. For example, there is no way to select a working color space; a default color space, most likely sRGB, is applied. This color space is used for screen display, for example. Also, as an alternative color profile when no other is specified by a file, as will be explained later. Print a PDF multipage job from Adobe Acrobat Reader or Adobe Acrobat Pro 73

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6.
Click
OK
, and check that the print preview in the
Print
dialog box seems correct.
Print a PDF multipage job from Adobe Acrobat Reader or Adobe
Acrobat Pro
Set up for a multipage job is a quick and simple process.
You can print a multipage job from Adobe Acrobat.
1.
Open a multipage job in Adobe Acrobat Reader or Adobe Acrobat Pro (HP recommends always
using the latest version).
2.
Click
File
>
Print
.
3.
Select the printer and driver.
4.
Check the
Choose paper source by PDF page size
box.
5.
Adjust other properties in the driver properties window, as required.
6.
Click the
Print
button.
Print a document with the correct colors
Print a document from Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Photoshop, with the emphasis on color management.
Using Adobe Acrobat Reader
The print process is very simple. Acrobat Reader is the most basic application for PDF files; several color
management tools common in more sophisticated applications are not explicitly present, and work by
default with presets that cannot be changed.
For example, there is no way to select a working color space; a default color space, most likely sRGB,
is applied. This color space is used for screen display, for example. Also, as an alternative color profile
when no other is specified by a file, as will be explained later.
Print a PDF multipage job from Adobe Acrobat Reader or Adobe Acrobat Pro
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