You get to this window by clicking the RED Ticket icon from the toolbar of the Main form.
From this window (Shown Above) is where you make your settings to print your lottery play slips.  When you open this window all your Keeper numbers from the currently loaded Keeper file are displayed with check boxes next to each.  All numbers that are checked will be printed.  Just under the Keeper check box you will see a number that will tell you how many Keeper numbers you currently have selected.  In the above example it says "11 Selected"

(Powerball Print Window top)  From this window is where you make your settings to print your lottery play slips.  When you open this window all your Keeper numbers from the currently loaded Keeper file are displayed with check boxes next to each.  All numbers that are checked will be printed.  Just under the Keeper check box you will see a number that tell you how many Keeper numbers you currently have selected.  In the TOP example it says "10 Selected"

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(Powerball Print Window top) The next box over called "Multi-Draw?" has 10 round option buttons within it.  As you may already know, the Powerball will allow you to buy tickets good for up to 10 drawings or more.  This is the box where you pick how many drawings you would like to play on the selected numbers.  In the example above (Top Photo), "3" is selected which means when these play slips are printed, all the numbers bought will be good for 3 drawings.

(Calibrate and Test Printer Output)  If you check the box "Print test slip" then click the Print button, the program will print your PlaySlip, filling in each block in the slip.  If the printing alignment is off a little for your printer, just click on the link "Calibrate Printer" as shown to the left.  This will open up the settings window where you can adjust the Vertical and Horizontal alignment of the printer output.

ALSO, see Printer Settings

(Powerball Print Window top)  The check box just to the right is the PowerPlay option.  If you select this, the printed slips will be marked with the PowerPlay option.  As you may already know, selecting the PowerPlay option gives you the chance to multiply your winnings from 2 - 5 times.  This does not include the jackpot prize.  For example, if you hit all 5 white lottery balls but not the Powerball you would win $100.000.  If you played the PowerPlay option and the PowerPlay number for that drawing was 5, then your winnings would be $500.000.

(Both Print Windows above) Just over the PowerPlay check box is a white box with a green number in it.  This is the number of Play Slips you will need to put into the printer to print all the numbers that are selected on the left.  This will change according to the number of numbers you are selecting because only 5 numbers can be printed on each play slip.

(Both Print Windows above) In the lower part of the window in RED is the "Cost to Play: area.  When changing any of the above selections, this amount will change to reflect the cost to you for playing a given number of numbers, how may drawings you opt to play, and whether or not you selected the PowerPlay option.  In the above example,  it will cost you $60.00 to play 10 numbers good for three drawings using the PowerPlay option.

When you have all your options set the way that you want to play just click the print button at the bottom.  Or click Close to abort the operation.

(Both Print Windows above) The White DropDown ListBox titled "State Slips To Print".  This is where you select from which State you get your Play-Slips.  I think some States Play-Slips differ a little in there size and format.  As I test and confirm compatibility of printing with the different States Slips, I add them to this list for you to choose from.  I do personal FREE upgrades in which the benefit will be for many.  If you find your State is not listed, and none of the States listed will work for you, Just send me some play-slips (100 or so ) from your state and I will make a personal upgrade for your State.

(Mega Millions Print Window bottom) The settings are similar to the Powerball Print Window.