- Choose the Print command. Choose File→Print or press Ctrl+P
(�-P on the Mac) to display the Print dialog box, pictured in
all its enormity in Figure 12-5. This one-stop print station is
designed to provide everything you need to output an image
in one convenient location. Granted, it’s a little daunting to the
uninitiated. But it’s entirely in keeping with Photoshop’s under-
lying credo: When in doubt, overwhelm the user with options. - Select your printer model. You may be working on a personal
computer cabled to a single USB printer. Or you may be work-
ing on a network with a dozen or more shared printers. In either
case, select the model of printer that you want to use from the
Printer pop-up menu, positioned top and center in the dialog
box (see Figure 12-6). - Click the Print Settings button. I would call Photoshop’s Print
dialog box comprehensive were it not for the omission of one
essential option: You can’t specify the size of the paper that you
want to print to. For that, you have to click the Print Settings
button to display your operating system’s Page Setup dialog box.
Figure 12-5.Figure 12-6.Printing to an Inkjet Printer 425