The Printer options dialog lists the model of the currently selected printer and the document format used to generate documents sent to the printer. It also presents the options that you can set for the printer. To access the Printer options dialog, click the Printer tab on the Print Setup window. Note that the available options may vary according to the printer model. Some printer models support options that other printers do not. The most commonly implemented printer options include: Page Orientation Specifies how the output will be oriented on the page. Possible orientations include: portrait, landscape, reverse portrait, and reverse landscape. An icon adjacent to the orientations list presents a graphical illustration of the current selection. Printed Sides Specifies single or double-sided printing. Up to three choices are possible: simplex, duplex, and tumble. An icon adjacent to the choices list presents a graphical illustration of the current selection. Tray Specifies the printer tray from which the media will be drawn. The Auto-select tray option is available for all printers. Selecting this option indicates no preference as to which tray to use. Remaining Tray selections are dependent on the printer. Page Size Specifies the media size for printing. The entries in this list depend on whether the Loaded in Printer or All Sizes radio button is selected. Loaded in Printer Provides a list of the media sizes currently available on the printer. If the current Tray option is Auto-select, you will see all media sizes available in all of the printer’s trays. If a specific tray is selected, only the media size loaded in that tray is shown. Information on which media size is available in which tray must be provided by the system administrator. If the system administrator does not provide this information, the Loaded in Printer radio button will be inactive. All Sizes Provides a list of all supported media sizes available for the printer. If the you select this button, the Tray option is set to Auto-select. This button is provided for the following situations: If the system administrator has not specified which sizes are loaded in the printer If a desired media size is not loaded and the printer prompts for the requested size If the output never reaches an actual printer (for example, when printing to a file) The Job options dialog presents the options that you can set for the current print job. To access the Job options dialog, click the Job tab on the Print Setup window. Note that the Job options are specific to the spooler controlling the printer and may vary depending on the spooler. The most commonly implemented job options include: Send Mail When Done Instructs the Print Dialog Manager to send an email message to your when the job is completed. Banner Page Title Specifies the text you want to appear on the banner page of the output. Print Command Options Specifies command line options and arguments that you want to pass to the spooler. Note that the Print Dialog Manager performs no parsing of this field. All parsing and argument validation is performed by the underlying spooler. OK Record any options you have changed and close the Print Setup window. Cancel Close the Print Setup window without recording any changes you have made. Help Display Help on how to use the Print Setup window.