Hey guys, today I'm going to try to prep for printing. Let's say you made a brochure or any booklet that's 8.5 by 11, for example, and you want to print it. You want to send a lot to be printed. The way to practice is, first of all, obviously go into output pre-flight and check out if there are any problems with it. Right now we have two over text, we already know what those are, it doesn't matter so we're going to leave those alone. Next, obviously do your spell check. Then you want to go to print booklet. Under print booklet, we're going to show you that again. So, print, go into InDesign file, print book, click on the print booklet. You might see a printer up here, maybe PostScript, who knows at this point. Most of you might see a printer up here, but it doesn't matter for now, we're just going to go into preview and you should see something like this and maybe a warning with page size. Okay, regarding your paper size, don't worry about that right now. We're going to teach you how to fix that. Anyways, this is the way that we're supposed to print a booklet, so the front cover prints with the back. Now, if you're making an 8.5 by 11, that means you're printing on the 11 by 17 sheet of paper. Okay, so what I actually mean is 17 by 11, since it's going to be wide and then the length is just going to be 11, right? So, let's just go into print settings. On the print settings, you're going to choose PostScript file. Although we have these printers right here, we're just going to put PostScript file. Once we do that, the paper size will actually fix itself...