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Even if your document requires the highest resolution and
extensive use of color, for example when printing a
camera-ready composite that includes color photographs, it
may still be possible to optimize the print speed by adjusting
other printing conditions. Keep in mind that changing some
conditions to increase the print speed may also lower print
quality.
The following table shows the factors that inversely affect print
speed and print quality (increasing one will decrease the other).
Print quality
Print speed
Lower
Faster
Higher
Slower
Printer software settings
Print Quality Normal - 360 dpi SuperFine - 1440 dpi
Halftoning No halftoning Error Diffusion
High Speed On Off
MicroWeave (Super) Off On
Finest Detail Off On
Data characteristics
Image size Small Large
Resolution Low High
The table below shows the factors related to print speed only.
Print speed
Faster Slower
Printer software settings
Ink Black Color
Collate* Off On
Reverse order* Off On
Rotate 180 degrees* Off On
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Keywest Ref. Guide
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A5 size Chapter 8
10-09-97 DR, pass 0
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