How to Print PDFs on Mac OS X with Adobe Acrobat

If you're new to printing PDFs in Mac OS X, it may seem like a complicated process. However, it's actually quite simple once you know the steps. In this article, we'll walk you through how to print PDFs using Adobe Acrobat and your Mac.

To get started, open Adobe Acrobat and select the file you want to print as a PDF. You can do this by clicking on 'File' in the top menu bar and selecting 'Print.' This will open up the print dialog box.

From here, you'll need to select your printer and any additional settings you want to apply to your print job. For example, if you want to print in duplex (two-sided), make sure that option is selected. If you only want to print one side of the paper, uncheck this box.

Once you've set your print preferences, click on the 'Presets' menu at the bottom of the window and select 'Save Current Settings as Preset.' This will allow you to save your current settings for future print jobs. Give the preset a name, such as 'One-Sided Documents,' so that you can easily find it again.

If you want to change the settings for your next print job, simply click on the 'Printer' tab at the bottom of the window and adjust the settings as needed. For example, if you want to switch back to one-sided printing, turn off the duplex setting in the print window.

It's also worth noting that some HP printers come with duplex printing set as the default. When you set up a duplex printing job, the settings may carry over to your next print job. This can be helpful if you always want to print in duplex, but it can also cause issues if you need to switch back to one-sided printing.

In conclusion, printing PDFs using Adobe Acrobat on Mac OS X is a relatively simple process once you know the steps. By saving your current settings as a preset and adjusting them as needed, you can ensure that your print jobs are done efficiently and effectively.

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