1. Start Professional Print & Layout.
    

2. Drag and drop the images you want to print to the Preview area.

   You can also select photos from Open in the File menu.

   
    Important

   • If started from Digital Photo Professional, Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, or Lightroom, images cannot be added.

   
    Note

   • You can change the order to print by dragging the images in the Thumbnails area. You can also change the order of images from the Sort By menu.
      

3. In the Stored Settings area, set the printer and Layout (Number of Images) you want to use, and other settings.
    

4. In Print Settings on the General Settings tab, set Media Type, Paper Source, Print Quality, and other settings.

   
   

   
    Important

   • When Plain Paper is selected for Media Type, the print result may become faint. In that case, change the Media Type and print.

   
    Note

   • The displayed paper sizes and media types vary depending on your printer.
      
   • For the types of third party paper supported by PRO-1000 and PRO-500 series printers, refer to the Art Paper Printing Guide. This guide is included with the imagePROGRAF PRO-1000 series ICC Profile for Supporting the Other Companies’ Media (Windows), which is available for download on our website.
      
   • Available paper sources and print quality vary depending on your printer and paper.
      
   • For Print Settings on the General Settings tab, see General Settings Tab (Print Settings).
      

5. In Layout on the General Settings tab, set the layout you want to use.

   
    Note

   • For bordered layouts, you can adjust the margin width and image size. For details, see Adjusting Margins.
      
   • For Layout on the General Settings tab, see General Settings Tab (Layout).
      

6. Load paper.
    

7. Click Print.

   The Print dialog box appears.
    

8. Click OK.

 Note

• You can also print images in black and white, adjust the tones of black and white photos, or adjust the color balance, brightness, and contrast.
   
• You can also adjust margins, crop photos, or save settings.
   
• For the main screen, see Main Screen.