The "Print" option under the "File" menu in Notepad allows you to print the contents of the currently open text document. When you select the "Print" option, a print dialog box typically appears, presenting you with various printing options and settings. Here's a general overview of what you might find in the print dialog box:

Printer Selection: You can choose the printer that you want to use for printing. If you have multiple printers installed on your system, this allows you to select the specific printer you want to send the print job to.

1. Print Range: You can specify which pages you want to print. Options often include printing the entire document, a specific range of pages, or just the current page.
2. Number of Copies: You can set the number of copies you want to print.
3. Page Setup: Some print dialog boxes may include options for page setup, allowing you to adjust the paper size, orientation (portrait or landscape), and margins.
4. Print Preview: Some applications provide a print preview option, allowing you to see how the printed document will look before actually printing it.
5. Print Button: Once you have configured the print settings according to your preferences, you can click the "Print" button to send the document to the selected printer.

Keep in mind that the specific options and layout of the print dialog box can vary slightly depending on the version of Windows and the version of Notepad you are using. 

If there have been updates or changes to Notepad, it's advisable to refer to the latest documentation or help resources provided with the software.