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Printing Flash documents as you edit
You can print frames from Flash documents as you work, to preview and edit your movies.
You can also specify frames to be printable from the Flash Player by a viewer displaying the Flash
movie. See “Creating Printable Movies” under Help > Using Flash.
When printing frames from a Flash document, you use the Print dialog box to specify the range
of scenes or frames you want to print, as well as the number of copies. In Windows, the Page
Setup dialog box specifies paper size, orientation, and various print options—including margin
settings and whether all frames are to be printed for each page. On the Macintosh, these options
are divided between the Page Setup and the Print Margins dialog boxes.
The Print and Page Setup dialog boxes are standard within either operating system, and their
appearance depends on the printer driver selected.
To set printing options:
1 Choose File > Page Setup (Windows) or File > Print Margins (Macintosh).
2 Set page margins. Select both Center options to print the frame in the center of the page.
3 In the Frames pop-up menu, choose to print all frames in the movie or only the first frame
of each scene.
4 In the Layout pop-up menu, choose from the following options:
• Actual Size prints the frame at full size. Enter a value for Scale to reduce or enlarge the
printed frame.
• Fit on One Page reduces or enlarges each frame so it fills the print area of the page.
• Storyboard options print several thumbnails on one page. Enter the number of thumbnails per
page in the Frames text box. Set the space between the thumbnails in the Story Margin text
box. Select Label to print the frame label as a thumbnail.
To preview how your scene is arranged on the printer paper:
Choose File > Print Preview.
To print frames:
Choose File > Print.
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