How do i print a letter size version of a poster created in pages?

how do i print a letter size version of a poster created in pages?

Berstor,
Print > PDF > Open in Preview.
In Preview, Print, set Paper Size, set Zoom to fit.
Regards,
Jerry

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Thanks for the feedback Karen! I'm not sure that the setup process is pricesly the same in illustrator but I've got some screenshots of how the artwork is setup to give you an idea.
This is the artwork shown with the Rulers included to show the size of the artboard and where the guides are set for the margins I want:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y198/tcperry/Alanis-Tiled-Artwork-with-g.jpg
This is the artwork shown with the Print Area shown by selecting View>Show Page Tiling:
http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y198/tcperry/Alanies-showing-print-area.jpg
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Figure : Paper Source
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Figure : Media drop-down menu
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Figure : Paper Size drop-down menu ** You should be able to select the one you have created.
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