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Using Profiles for Printing This section describes what a profile is, how to select a profile, and how to add or edit profiles. What Is a Profile? 3 Various printer driver settings are saved as profiles. You can also save printer driver settings that you frequently use as profiles. If you select a profile, the document is printed with the saved settings. Basic Print Options Selecting a Profile for Printing If you select a profile, the document is printed with the settings of the selected profile. NOTE For Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP/Server 2003, you can select a profile only if [Allow Profile Selection] is selected in the [Profile] sheet in the printer properties dialog box. 1 From the printer properties dialog box, display either the [Page Setup], [Finishing], [Paper Source], or [Quality] sheet. 2 Select the profile you want from [Profile]. 3 Click [OK]. 3-8 Using Profiles for Printing

Section	Page
How This Manual Is Organized	5
Contents	6
Preface	11
How to Use This Manual	11
Symbols Used in This Manual	11
Keys and Buttons Used in This Manual	11
Displays Used in This Manual	12
Abbreviations Used in This Manual	13
Legal Notices	14
Trademarks	14
Copyright	14
Disclaimers	15
Before You Start	17
Introduction	18
Supported Canon Products	19
System Requirements	25
Where to Find Help	26
Getting Started	27
Installing the Software	28
Installing the Printer Driver	28
USB Connection Installation (Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Server 2003)	50
Installing the Canon Driver Information Assist Service	59
Updating the Existing Printer Drivers	61
Updating the Alternate Printer Driver (Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP/Server 2003)	66
Uninstalling the Printer Driver	69
Setting Up the Printer Configuration	71
Configuring Automatically	71
Configuring Manually	74
Configuring the Device Function Settings	76
Configuring the Controller Version	76
Configuring the Device Functions	79
Printing a Document	81
Basic Print Options	83
Accessing the Printer Properties Dialog Box	85
Windows 98/Me	85
Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP/Server 2003	87
Using Profiles for Printing	90
What Is a Profile?	90
Selecting a Profile for Printing	90
Adding or Editing Profiles	91
Adding or Editing Profiles in the Profile Sheet (Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP/Server 2003)	92
Scaling a Document	95
Scaling a Document Automatically	95
Scaling a Document Manually	96
Printing Multiple Pages on One Sheet	98
Two-Sided Printing	100
Specifying the Finishing Options	102
Selecting a Finishing Option	102
Booklet Printing	105
Using Creep Correction for Booklet Printing	107
Printing with Mixed Paper Sizes	110
Specifying the Paper Source	113
Printing All the Pages from the Same Paper Source	114
Printing the First, Body, and Last Pages from Different Paper Sources	115
Printing the First, Second, Body, and Last Pages from Different Paper Sources	116
Printing the Cover and Body Pages of a Booklet from Different Paper Sources (Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Server 2003)	117
Printing on Transparencies	119
Using Cover or Sheet Insertion Options	120
Adding Front or Back Covers to the Document (Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Server 2003)	120
Inserting Sheets into the Document (Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Server 2003)	124
Inserting Tab Paper (Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Server 2003)	128
Creating Tabs	132
Printing on Custom Paper	135
Registering Custom Paper	135
Printing on Custom Paper	137
Printing on Local Standard Paper	138
Printing a Banner Page with a Print Job (Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Server 2003)	141
Special Print Options	145
Overlay Printing	146
What Is Overlay Printing?	146
Overlay Printing Using a Form File on Host	147
Overlay Printing Using a Form File on Device	152
Specifying the Print Quality	164
What Is an Objective?	164
Selecting and Editing an Objective	165
Sending Document Data to a User Inbox or Mail Box	168
Getting User Inbox or Mail Box Names	168
Sending a Document to a User Inbox or Mail Box	169
Registering a Document as an Image Form	175
Secured Printing	178
Editing Multiple Print Documents Together (Windows 98/Me/2000/XP/Server 2003)	181
Promoting a Print Job	183
Job Accounting Feature	185
Job Accounting Overview	185
Specifying the ID and Password	186
Printing with Job Accounting (Windows 98/Me)	188
Printing with Job Accounting (Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP/Server 2003)	189
Specifying the Color and Grayscale Settings	191
About the Color and Grayscale Settings	191
Color Printing	192
Grayscale Printing	195
Appendix	199
Additional Software	200
Canon Port Setting Tool	200
Device Status Extension (Windows 2000/XP/Server 2003)	201
Operational Requirements and Restrictions in the Microsoft Cluster Server Environment	202
When Installing the Printer Driver	202
When Installing the Canon Driver Information Assist Service	202
PCL Driver Functions List	206
Local Standard Paper Sizes List	208
Glossary	214

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Using Profiles for Printing

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Basic Print Options

Using Profiles for Printing

This section describes what a profile is, how to select a profile, and how to add or

edit profiles.

What Is a Profile?

Various printer driver settings are saved as profiles. You can also save printer driver

settings that you frequently use as profiles. If you select a profile, the document is

printed with the saved settings.

Selecting a Profile for Printing

If you select a profile, the document is printed with the settings of the selected

profile.

NOTE

For Windows NT 4.0/2000/XP/Server 2003, you can select a profile only if [Allow Profile

Selection] is selected in the [Profile] sheet in the printer properties dialog box.

From the printer properties dialog box, display either the

[Page Setup], [Finishing], [Paper Source], or [Quality] sheet.

Select the profile you want from [Profile].

Click [OK].