What is the difference between print and print preview?

Answer 1

A preview of how the page is going to look when you print it so you can see if anything gets cut off the page.

Answer 2

Print preview allows you to see exactly what your printout will look like. This allows you to see if your printout will have anything that will not print so you can adjust your margins or the top or bottom of the page so you can be sure every thing will print.

Answer 3

Pre - indicating that it is before something rather than pro which would indicate after some action or event. I.E. Preceeding the concert we got something to eat which shows that before the concert some action was taken. Preview can be applied in a variety of ways. Previewing a movie for example may indicate that you watch a clip of a motion picture before you decide on going to see that movie or not. It can, in its own way indicate that something may be viewed by an invited audience to be viewed before it is open to the general public for viewing. In other words, you have previewed it before others have had the chance.

Answer 4

Print Preview allows you to see, on the screen, what your document will look like when it is printed out on paper. This can help you decide on what different settings should be set at before you actually print the document.

Answer 5

A preview of how the page is going to look when you print it so you can see if anything gets cut off the page.

Answer 6

Print preview allows you to see, on your monitor, how the document will look after it is printed.

Print sends a command to the printer to actually print the document.

Answer 7

Print and print preview difference