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Choose a project type following these guidelines (these settings are
restricted by your Media Type and Ink settings):
■ Text/Graph: For printing graphics-intensive documents like
presentations with charts and graphs.
■ Economy: For printing rough drafts of text on plain paper. Saves ink.
■ ICM (Image Color Matching; Windows 95 and Windows 98 only):
For printing documents created in an ICM compatible application.
■ sRGB (standard Red Green Blue; recommended only with
Windows 98): For printing documents created in an sRGB
compatible application using sRGB colors, such as those designed for
the World Wide Web. See your Windows 98 online help for details.
■ ColorSync
(Macintosh only): For printing documents in
conjunction with ColorSync
®
compatible devices and applications.
For more details on the printer settings, see your electronic Reference
Guide, as described on page 3, or online help.
Using Advanced Settings
For maximum control over your project, you can customize your print
settings—such as Print Quality, Halftoning, and Gamma—and use
special effects. To access advanced settings, click
Custom,
and then click
the
Advanced button. You see the Advanced dialog box:
You can also fine-tune
these settings on the
Advanced dialog box to fit
your individual needs, as
described in the next
section.
The default Gamma
setting of 1.8 provides the
optimum contrast quality
for your photos. However,
you can change it to either
1.5 (for decreased
contrast) or 2.2 (for
increased contrast;
recommended for
matching colors with
sRGB devices).
Click here to
change your
Print Quality
(resolution)
This section changes depending on the
Color Management setting selected
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