Adobe® InDesign® CS6 on Demand

17. Printing and Outputting a Document

What You’ll Do

Print a Document

Print with Presets

Set General and Setup Print Options

Set Marks and Bleed Options

Set Graphics Options

Preview Color Separations

Set Output Options

Set Trapping Options

Set Advanced Options

Set Color Management Options

Create a Print Summary

Print Spreads in a Booklet

Use Live Preflight

Insert File Information

Create a Package

Use Document Fonts

Introduction

The Print command is probably the most used of all InDesign’s print options. The Print command is a portal to other menus that let you control specific printing functions, such as crop marks and bleeds, output ink, graphics, and color management. Color separations divide artwork into four plates by color, known as process ...