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Because Mac OS X supports all these technologies in its print system, you don’t have to worry about sending PostScript to a non-PostScript printer—even if the printer is an old dot matrix printer. For example, to print out the contents of a PostScript file named requirements.ps, you would use the command shown in Example 10-5. The Mac gives you control over how your printer will behave and how your prints will look. You can customize your printouts by adding borders, creating two-sided prints, scheduling a delayed printing, color matching, adjusting print quality, and more. With your document open, display the print window by choosing File and then Print. 9 sweet Mac OS X secrets you’ll want to use. RELATED STORIES 10 magical productivity tips for Mac. SPONSORED BY Advertiser Name Here Sponsored item title goes here as designed.
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