MACROMEDIA FREEHAND 10-USING FREEHAND Use Manual page 390

For Scale Percentage, choose one of the following options to scale the printed
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document horizontally or vertically, without affecting the original document:
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Select Uniform and enter a value to print an illustration larger or smaller than
actual size.
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Select Variable and enter a separate value for horizontal (x) and vertical (y)
dimensions to print an illustration larger or smaller than actual size.
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Select Fit on Paper to scale each page to fit into the printable area.
Select Tile to print a large document on separate sheets, or a number of small pages
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on a large sheet (see "Tiling pages for printing" on page 414). Choose Manual or
Automatic tiling. If you select Automatic tiling, enter a value for overlap.
Select Selected Objects Only to print only the currently selected objects.
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On the Macintosh, click Save Settings to save your settings.
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Click OK (Windows) or Print (Macintosh).
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For best printing results, use the PostScript Printer Description file (PPD) that
matches your output device. PPDs contain information about your output device,
including its resolution, available page sizes, line screen rulings, and screen angles
customized for each process ink and spot color inks. Loading the file makes
different settings for the output device available in the Separations panel.
In addition, many FreeHand features use PostScript capabilities, including
overprinting, custom strokes and fills, PostScript strokes and fills, textured fills,
and halftone screens. PostScript language effects, such as PostScript strokes and
fills or EPS files, won't print to a non-PostScript output device.
FreeHand supports printers using PostScript Level 2 or PostScript 3.
Note:
Choose File > Print.
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Choose FreeHand from the pop-up menu in the Print dialog box
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(Macintosh only).