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When Auto is selected, the printer first analyzes each page. If a page is complex, Page Protection is turned on automatically; otherwise, it is not used. If you continue to encounter page overrun errors even when Page Protection is on, you might want to add more printer memory. See Appendix D for more information. image Compression Specifies that the printer first compress raster images before printing them. This allows you to print graphicsintensive pages using less memory. Turn Image Compression on if you receive memory overflow errors and are not able to print pages that contain a lot of graphics. Graphics require more memory than text; for large or complex graphics, the printer might not have enough memory to correctly print the page. Image Compression compresses the image into a small amount of printer memory. The tradeoff is that your page may not look as detailed as it would when printed without image compression. If you continue to encounter memory overflow errors even when Image Compression is on, you might want to add more printer memory. See Appendix D. Orientation Specifies whether the page is printed in portrait or landscape orientation. In portrait orientation, the top of the page is parallel to the short edge of the page. In landscape orientation, the top of the page is parallel to the long edge. Normally you should select print orientation from the Print dialog box. 2-8 Changing the Printer Settings

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When Auto is selected, the printer first analyzes each
page. If a page is complex, Page Protection is turned on
automatically; otherwise, it is not used.
If you continue to encounter page overrun errors even
when Page Protection is on, you might want to add more
printer memory. See Appendix D for more information.
image Compression
Specifies that the printer first compress raster images
before printing them. This allows you to print graphics-
intensive pages using less memory.
Turn Image Compression on if you receive memory
overflow errors and are not able to print pages that contain
a lot of graphics. Graphics require more memory than text;
for large or complex graphics, the printer might not have
enough memory to correctly print the page. Image
Compression compresses the image into a small amount of
printer memory. The tradeoff is that your page may not
look as detailed as it would when printed without image
compression.
If you continue to encounter memory overflow errors even
when Image Compression is on, you might want to add
more printer memory. See Appendix D.
Orientation
Specifies whether the page is printed in portrait or
landscape orientation. In portrait orientation, the top of the
page is parallel to the short edge of the page. In landscape
orientation, the top of the page is parallel to the long edge.
Normally you should select print orientation from the Print
dialog box.
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Changing the Printer Settings