Click a folder or disk name and click Open to specify where you want to save the file.
When this button is selected, the file will be saved as a PostScript level 2 file. Select this option to take advantage of PostScript level 2 enhanced features and printing speed when using a PostScript level 2 printer.
To save the file as a PostScript level 2 file, click this button. Select this option to take advantage of PostScript level 2 enhanced printing features and speed when using a PostScript level 2 printer.
When this button is selected, the file will be saved as a PostScript level 1 file. PostScript level 1 files are compatible with all PostScript printers.
To save the file as a PostScript level 1 file, click this button. PostScript level 1 files are compatible with all PostScript printers.
When this button is selected, the file will be saved in 8-bit binary format. Using binary format can speed up printing. The printer must be capable of receiving binary data.
To save the file in 8-bit binary format, click this button. Using binary format can speed up printing. The printer must be capable of receiving binary data.
When this button is selected, the file will be saved in ASCII format. PostScript files are usually saved in this format.
To save the file in the ASCII format, click this button. PostScript files are usually saved in ASCII format.
Use this pop-up menu to choose whether fonts will be included within the file. Including fonts allows a computer or printer that doesn’t have the same fonts to display or print the document as it was originally created.
Use this pop-up menu to select the file format that you want the new file to have.
To create a new folder to hold your file, click this button.
Type a name for your new file in this box.
Use this pop-up menu to select the folder or disk on which you want to save the file. When you choose a disk or folder from this menu, its contents appear in the list directly below the menu.
To see a list of the items on your desktop, click this button. To see the contents of a different disk, click this button, then double-click the disk’s name in the window to the left.
This button is not available because the current disk is not an ejectable disk.
To eject the floppy disk currently accessed in the disk drive, click this button.
This icon represents a disk on the desktop. Click here to see the contents of the folder or disk that contains the folder named to the left.
To cancel your changes and close the dialog box, click this button.
This button is not available because no name has been entered in the file name box, or because the selected disk or folder cannot be changed.
