A printer needs a PDF, not an InDesign file, and the PDF has to be built for paper. Choose File > Export, pick Adobe PDF (Print) in the Save As Type menu on Windows or the Format menu on a Mac, and the Export Adobe PDF dialog opens. Its first menu is Adobe PDF Preset. Adobe's table of presets lists High Quality Print for desktop printing and proofing, and Press Quality for high-end print production. For a commercial printer, Adobe says to pick a PDF/X preset from that menu or a PDF/X format from the Standard menu beside it. Adobe PDF (Interactive) is the other choice in the format list. It keeps buttons, links and video for documents read on screen.
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