Apple Logic Pro 9 - Manual (Page 994)

3 Start printing by choosing File > Print (or using the corresponding key command, default
assignment: Command-P).
A dialog, which may vary slightly from printer to printer, is shown. Choose from the
available options, such as which page numbers you want to print, the number of copies,
or click the PDF button to “print to” (Save as) a PDF file.
4 Make your selections, then click the Print button.
You should work at high zoom levels when doing layout work that requires precision,
such as positioning symbols and text elements.
It’s very easy to switch back and forth between a normal and enlarged view of the display,
by using the Zoom tool (shortcut: drag to select while holding down Control, to enlarge
the selected area).
Exporting the Score as a Graphic File
You can save a part of a Logic Pro score page (or a whole page) as an image (PDF format),
or copy it to the Clipboard. This allows you to paste it into graphics-editing programs, or
documents created in word-processing or desktop-publishing applications.
Preparing the Score for Export
Before you export the score as an image, choose the appropriate Camera Tool settings
in the Logic Pro > Preferences > Score pane.
• “Write to” buttons: Allow you to choose between the following two options:
• Clipboard: The image is copied to the Clipboard, and can be pasted directly into
other applications, without saving it as a separate file.
• PDF File: The image is saved as a PDF file. A dialog allows you to assign a filename
and path (when the Camera tool is used to take a snapshot of the score).
Exporting the Score
You use the Camera tool to export the score as an image file.
994 Chapter 31 Working with Notation