Printing and Exporting

Select what parts of the page you want printed in the Output Data Settings section. You can select by not only layer type, but also by output attribute. This is where it’s good you set your drawing layers to be either Finish or Sketch. (Flip to Chapter 6 for the details on layers.) You have the following options to choose from. (Keep in mind that you can select multiple options in this section.) ã Output Sketch Image: Any image layers where the output attribute is set to Sketch. ã Output Sketch: Any sketch layers you imported onto the page. (See Chapter 5 if you aren’t sure what I mean.) ã Output Finished Image: Any image layers where the output attribute is set to Finish. ã Output Text: Any text layers on the page. ã Output Tone: Any tone layers on the page. EX users can also fine-tune the Raster and Tone Settings, which are explained in further detail in the “Additional Print and Export Settings” section of the chapter. 7. Select any additional information you’d like printed in the Page Settings section: ã Output Print Guide: The area of the print guide that delineates the bleed area and page edge is printed. This option is available only if you’re planning on printing the entire page. ã Output Basic Frame: The area of the print guide that designates the safe area of the page (the area that is safest from being trimmed when prepping for the final book) is printed. ã Output Grid: The Grid Layer overlays the artwork when printed. ã Output Pagination: If you’re printing a page within a story file, the user-formatted page number is printed. (Check out Chapter 4 for more information on how to paginate your story.) ã Output Page Number: If you’re printing a page within a story file, the page number is printed in an area of your choosing on the paper. ã Output Title/Episode/Author: If you’re working from a story file and fill in the requisite information, the title, episode number, and author are printed in an area of your choosing on the paper.