A quick note on printing in SAS.

First set your printer environment variable to direct output to
the printer of your choice.  If you are working in the teer lab the
printers are 'teerlp1' and 'teer1lp2'.  To direct printed output
to 'teerlp2' type "setenv PRINTER teerlp2" in an xterm.  In the 
same xterm start sas; type "sas project &".  You should be able to
print histograms and scatter plots without trouble.  If there are
multiple plots displayed in a window, you can choose to print only
one by highlighting the plot (click on its border).

To print output that includes blocks of text, like the output created
by 'Analyze > Distribution' or 'Analyze > Fit' select the part you
want to print (plot, ANOVA table, parameter estimates) then click
'File > Save > Graphics File' click on 'Grey Scale' (and 'One Per
File' if you want each object saved to separate files for separate
printing).  If you want to select everything for printing click 'Edit >
Windows > Select All' first.  The objects to be printed are saved
in the file 'graphics' by default, but you can choose any name.  So
you can save work from a previous day for printing later or somewhere
else.  You can also choose to save what you want to print in a number
of different formats.  The default format is "PS" or postscript, this
is what you want for printing in the computer labs where the printers
are all postscript printers.  The other formats may be useful for
importing into word processing programs; to see which format is
appropriate for this purpose see your word processing program's
documentation (low tech alternative:  scissors and tape).  Click
on 'OK' and a file named 'graphics' will be saved in your account.
To print it type "lpr graphics".  

If you want to print smaller (or larger) text or want to change fonts,
choose 'Edit > Windows > Fonts'.  You can RESIZE items in an output window
(eg a plot or anova table in the window displaying regression output)
by clicking (left mouse button) on a CORNER and moving the mouse
with its button still depressed ("dragging").  You can MOVE an item by
clicking on a TOP or SIDE BORDER and dragging it.  You can DELETE an
item by highlighting it and clicking "Edit > Delete".  With these
operations you can pare-down and resize output so it will fit on one
page for printing.