Wrap-Up
Printing should be a simple matter of choosing File 
Print from a program’s menu bar, or right-clicking a document and choosing Print. Here’s a quick recap of the main points of this chapter:
- To print the document you’re currently viewing, choose File from that program’s menu bar. Or, click the Print button in its toolbar or press Ctrl+P.
- To print a closed document from its icon, right-click that icon and choose Print.
- When the Print tab or Print dialog box opens, you can choose a printer, a print quality, and other settings before you print.
- To print the screen, press Windows+Print Screen and open the file in a graphics program. You also can first capture the entire screen by pressing the Print Screen key. Or, press Alt+Print Screen to capture just the current window. Then, open any graphics program and press Ctrl+V. Finally, print the screenshot from that program.
- To see what an open document will look like before you print it, choose File Print Preview from the program’s menu bar.
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