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Printing a Document |
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To print your document, choose File->Print… (Command-P). You will be shown a standard Print dialog based on your chosen printer. |
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To preview your document, File->Print… (Command-P) and click the Preview button in the Print dialog. The Preview application will open a PDF version of your document. | | |
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To output your document for print processing, make a PDF file out of your document. This will allow you to use standard four color separation tools. Also, most digital printing services accept PDF files.
To make a PDF file from your document, choose File->Export…
In the resulting Save File dialog, choose a location and type a filename. Use the File Format menu to select Portable Document Format (PDF). |
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You can also save a PDF from the Print dialog. Choose File->Print… (Command-P), and click the PDF button. |
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