11.0 for Windows

Foxit PDF Reader
Quick Guide
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3. Specify the printer, print range, number of copies, and other options.
4. Click OK to print.
Print a portion of a page
To print a portion of a page, you need to use the snapshot command.
 Select the snapshot command by choosing Home > SnapShot.
 Drag around the area you want to print.
 Right-click in the selected area > choose Print, and then refer to the Print dialog.
Printing the Specified Pages or Sections
Foxit PDF Reader allows you to print pages or sections associated with bookmarks directly
from the Bookmark panel. Steps are as follows:
 Choose View > View Setting > Navigation Panels > Bookmarks to open the
Bookmark panel if it is hidden.
 In the Bookmark panel, click to select a bookmark, or press Shift or Ctrl + Click to
select multiple bookmarks.
 Right click the selected bookmark, choose Print Page (s) to print the pages where the
selected bookmarks (including child bookmarks) are, or choose Print Section (s) to
print all the pages in the bookmarked sections (including child bookmarks).
 In the Print dialog box, specify the printer and other options as desired, and click OK.
Note: Bookmarks appear in a hierarchy, with parent bookmarks and child (dependent)
bookmarks. If you print a parent bookmark, all page contents associated with the child
bookmarks will also be printed.
Print Optimization
Print Optimization allows you to optimize print jobs from a PCL driver, for features such as
font substitution or scanning for vertical and horizontal rules. Foxit PDF Reader provides
an option to auto-detect printers that support PCL optimization, to improve printing speed.
To enable print optimization, please follow the steps below:
Choose File > Print to open Print dialog.
Click Advanced on the left lower corner of the Print dialog.
In the Advanced dialog, do the following:
 Select a printer from the Printers list, and click Add to add the selected printer to
the PCL Drivers list.
 Check one of the optimization options (Use <PCL_level> Driver for <PCL_level>