Print 

    Selecting Print from the File menu activates a dialog box that 
initates printing of the active document. The specific contents of this 
dialog box depend on the type of printer you have selected (via the 
Macintosh Chooser). Typically, text boxes will appear that allow you 
to select the number of copies, along with a variety of other options 
which are specific to your printing device. It may include:
     Copies — the number of copies to print. 
     Pages — specifies the page range you want to print (unless you
 want to print the entire document). Absolute page sequence numbers
 must be preceded by a plus “+” sign. If a master page is currently
 displayed in the document window, Pages is unavailable, and the
 current master page is printed. 
    Cover Page — (LaserWriter) prints a cover page for the document
 (either the first or the last page). 
  Paper Source/Feed — Click Paper Cassette or Automatic for
 standard paper feeding. Click Manual Feed or Hand Feed for separate
 sheets of paper(for example, letterhead). 
    Quality — (ImageWriter) Best prints with the highest quality, but  is
 slowest. Faster prints standard quality, but is faster. Draft quality
 is lowest, (prints only text) but is the fastest. 
    Destination  — (in version 7.0 or greater of the LaserWriter
driver) click Printer to output the document to a printer. Click
 PostScript® File  to create a PostScript file of your document. 
    Page Sequence  — choose All, Even, or Odd from the Page
 Sequence  pop-up menu to print all pages, only the even pages, or
 only the odd pages in a document. When more than one copy is
 requested, Collate will print successive copies of the complete range
 of pages, rather than a number of copies of each page in the range.
 Checking Back to Front prints the selected range of pages in reverse
 order. 
    Output — Normal produces full standard output. Low Resolution
 prints pictures at low resolution. Rough is faster but substitutes a
 plain frame for fancy frames and doesn’t print pictures. 
    Tiling — used for printing large documents on smaller paper.
 Specify an overlap value in the Overlap  field. See the MacPublisher
 manual for details on how to perform automatic and manual tiling. 
    Separation — prints an individual sheet for each color page within
 the document. All plates or a specific separation plate can be chosen
 from the Plate pop-up menu.
    Registration  — places alignment marks on the edges of the
 output. These marks can be Centered or Off Center.
     Print Colors as Grays causes colors to be printed as grays that
 correspond to the color’s brightness instead of as 100% black. It is
 only effective when you aren’t color separating and when you aren’t
 printing on a color PostScript printer. 
    Include Blank Pages — Checking Include Blank Pages prints pages
 containing no printable items. 
    Note: The progress in downloading a job to a PostScript printer will
 be monitored in the Print Status dialog box when you click Print.
 Information displayed includes the current page, separation plate, title
 and picture being processed. You can prevent the Print Status dialog
 box from appearing by holding down the Shift key when clicking Print. 
    The keyboard shortcut for Print is Cmd-P.