How do you access full printer settings for printing? (sorry if duplicate)

I wanted to print something for the first time yesterday.
I've got 3 printers attached used for different things.
When I selected print it brought up a basic print box that let me choose printer, paper type and size, but I couldn't access any more specific settings - specifically one of my Canon printers has A4 paper loaded in a tray for documents and 6x4 paper in the auto sheet feeder - I couldn't find a way to change which paper source to use, and the printer is in another room conneceted via an Airport Express to save a bit of space.
Is this another 'dumbed down' feature of iLife '08?
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on the first print page click print after you have done any themes, etc you want. On the second print page click advanced - you should find them on the thrid page then
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I wanted to print something for the first time yesterday.
I've got 3 printers attached used for different things.
When I selected print it brought up a basic print box that let me choose printer, paper type and size, but I couldn't access any more specific settings - specifically one of my Canon printers has A4 paper loaded in a tray for documents and 6x4 paper in the auto sheet feeder - I couldn't find a way to change which paper source to use, and the printer is in another room conneceted via an Airport Express to save a bit of space.
Is this another 'dumbed down' feature of iLife '08?
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The Advanced tab comes up after you press print on the 'simple screeen'.
Oh Well.
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