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Chapter 13: Printing

etting up your image files for printing is
easy using Adobe Photoshop Elements. You
can adjust the positioning, scaling, and

output options for your image. You can also use
color management to help ensure a close match
between on-screen and printed colors.

Printing images

To print any type of image, you first select general
printing options and then specify settings for a
particular image type. You can preview how the
image and selected options will appear on the
printed page and adjust the position and scale of
the image.

Photoshop Elements provides three printing-
related dialog boxes: Print Preview, Page Setup,
and Print. Some printing options may appear in
multiple dialog boxes depending on your printer,
the print drivers, and your computer’s operating
system. For example, you may be able to access
output options in both the Print Preview and Page
Setup dialog boxes.

To print an image with its current print options:

Do one of the following:

•

Choose File > Print, or click the Print button

(

) in the shortcuts bar. Then click Print or OK.

•

Hold down Alt (Windows) or Option (Mac OS)

and choose File > Print One.

Note: By default, Photoshop Elements prints a
composite of all visible layers. To print an individual
layer, make it the only visible layer in the Layers
palette before choosing the Print command. (See
“Viewing layers” on page 168.)

To select print options:

Choose File > Page Setup, and select an installed

printer from the pop-up menu at the top of the
dialog box. (You can also select an installed printer
in the Print dialog box.)

Select a paper size and orientation, and

click OK.

Choose File > Print Preview, or click the Print

Preview button (

) in the shortcuts bar, to do

the following:

•

Adjust the position and scale of the image in

relation to the selected paper size and orientation.
(See “Positioning and scaling images” on
page 262.)