SketchUp for Woodworking - Google SketchUp Workshop: Modeling, Visualizing, and Illustrating - page 143

11. Note that I have a two-page view of the template, which is an option
that I like, by clicking on one of the tabs in the view shown here.
12. By scrolling through all six pages, I see that I have to print only four
pages to get all that I need.
13. If I like this arrangement, I can click on Print in the upper left-hand
corner, or I can click on the Close button and return to SketchUp to
rearrange the view on the screen (using Pan and Zoom). No orbiting is
performed in this step, since you have to maintain a standard camera
view. This is an iterative process of going back and forth to try out the
Print Preview. You can also try a Portrait view to see if this reduces the
number of pages.
14. When I click Print on this Preview, I get the dialog box again.
15. In this specific case, I know that I only need to print pages in the print
range 1 - 4, so I change the number 6 to 4 and click the OK button.