Quick links to procedures on this page:
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You can print a drawing to a file, which lets the print service provider send the file directly to an output device. If you are unsure about which settings to choose, consult the print service provider.
For more information about commercial printing, see Working with a print service provider.
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Click File  Print.
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Click the General tab.
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In the Destination area, enable the Print to file check box.
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Click the flyout arrow, and click one of the following commands:
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For Mac — saves the drawing to be readable on a Macintosh computer
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Single file — prints all pages in a document to a single file
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Pages to separate files — prints each page to a separate file
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Plates to separate files — prints each plate to a separate file
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Click Print.
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Choose one of the following from the Save as type list box:
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Print file — saves the file as a PRN file
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PostScript file — saves the file as a PS file
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Choose the folder where you want to save the file.
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Type a filename in the File name box.
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Click Save.
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If you prefer not to prepare PostScript files, print service providers equipped
with the application in which you created your work can take the original files
(for example, Corel DESIGNER files) and apply the required prepress settings.
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