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Adobe Creative Suite 5 Printing Guide 46

The document preview proxy has three views; to cycle through the

views, click the proxy. The views are as follows:

Standard view: Displays the relationship of a document page to the

media. It shows the effects of various options such as paper size to

imageable area, bleed and slug areas, and page marks, as well as the

effects of tiling and thumbnails. The bleed area is shown in red and the

slug area is shown in blue; purple is where they overlap.

Text view: Lists media dimensions, document page dimensions, scale

factor, and whether thumbnails have been requested, as well as number

of tiles that will be generated (if tiling has been selected).

Custom page/Cut sheet views: Displays the results of different print

settings, depending on page size. For custom page sizes, the preview

shows how the media fits on the output device, the maximum

supported media dimensions for the device; and the settings for offset,

gap, and transverse. For cut sheets (such as Letter or A4), the preview

shows the relationship of the media to printable area. The preview also

shows the output mode with the appearance of the small icon at the

lower left, indicating Separations, Composite Grayscale, Composite

CMYK, or Composite RGB.

Control buttons

These buttons appear across the bottom of the Print dialog box:

Setup Button (“Page Setup” on Mac OS): Accesses the printer driver

for the chosen printer to allow you to pick media size and some other

options. Note that choices in the InDesign Print dialog box may override

some choices made in the Setup/Page Setup options.

Printer Button (Mac OS only): Accesses the printer driver for the

chosen printer to allow you to pick page range, etc. However, note that

choices in the InDesign Print dialog box may override some choices

made in the Printer options.

Save Preset: Allows naming and saving customized print settings for

one device in your environment for future use. To share saved print

presets with your customers or workgroup:

1. Choose File > Print Presets > Dene.

2. Select the preset or presets you wish to share. Shi-click to select

a range of presets, or Ctrl-click (Windows) or Command-click (Mac

OS) to select multiple individual presets.

3. Click Save, and name the preset collection. InDesign saves a le

with a .prst le extension. If you selected multiple presets, the .prst

le will contain all selected presets.

To load saved print presets within your workgroup (or for your

customers to do so):

1. Choose File > Print Presets > Dene.

2. Click Load, and navigate to the supplied .prst le. All print presets

in the .prst le will be added.

Cancel: Discards changes you made in the Print dialog box, with the

exception of any settings saved in a print driver-specific dialog box. If

you want to save changes to the Print dialog box but don’t want to

print, you can click the Save Preset button to save the settings as a print

preset.

The Print Dialog box: Panels

The particular options available in the Print dialog panels depend on

the chosen printer and its PPD. Consult the documentation for your

device for instructions on printer-specific options.

General: Choose number of copies and page range; whether to print

spreads or master pages; whether to print non-printing layers and

objects, blank pages, or guides and grids. You can choose to print even

pages only, or odd pages only. Choosing Spreads will print intact

spreads, regardless of the total number of pages in a spread (InDesign

allows up to 10 pages in a single spread). Selecting Print Master Pages

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