110. Print a Drawing
107 Create a New Drawing 108 Open an Existing Drawing 111 Draw from Scratch
36 Save a Document as a PDF File for information on PDF terminology and usage).
1. | Choose File, Print Select Print from the File menu. The Print dialog box opens.106 Set Draw Options . |
3. | Adjust the Properties If you want to adjust any printer settings, click the Properties button. The dialog box that appears when you click Properties varies from printer to printer. Click OK to close the printer's Properties dialog box once you've made any needed changes. If, for example, your printer's properties support multiple pages per sheet, you can select the number of slides you want on each printed page (as opposed to the one slide per page that Draw normally prints). You can also use the Properties dialog box to select the paper type and print quality you want. |
4. | Adjust the Print Options Click the Options button to display the Printer Options dialog box. From the Printer Options dialog box, you can adjust several print settings, such as whether you want to print in grayscale or black and white (to save color ink or toner), whether you want the date and time printed, and whether you want Draw to scale down your drawing to fit a single printed page if needed. |
5. | Select What to Print Click to select either All or Pages to designate whether you want to print the entire drawing (assuming that the drawing contains multiple slides) or only a portion of it. If you clicked Pages , type the slide number you want to print, or a range of slide numbers (such as 25 or 110, 1525 ). |
6. | Determine the Number of Copies to Print Click the arrow next to the Number of Copies option to determine how many copies you want to print. |
7. | Print the Drawing Once you've determined how many pages and copies to print, click the OK button to print your drawing and close the Print dialog box. |