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Option Settings, Line Art Images, and Scanned Images. Each option is

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Option settings When you choose the Options button of the Setup dialog box, the following dialog box appears: Gray Scale Specifies what halftone pattern to apply to grayscale images. The options are Photographic Images (default), Line Art Images, and Scanned Images. Each option is described below. The best way to choose a setting for your images is to experiment. Print a grayscale image at each setting and choose the one you like best. Choose Photographic Images for images that you want to have a smooth, realistic appearance. This setting provides soft contrasts between shades of gray and works well for images originally designed with color. When Photographic Images is selected, the printer uses an 8 bit-by-8 bit "clustered dot" method to emulate 64 levels of gray. Changing the Printer Settings 2-9

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Option settings
When you
choose
the
Options
button of the Setup dialog box,
the following dialog box appears:
Gray Scale
Specifies what halftone pattern to apply to grayscale
images. The options are Photographic Images (default),
Line Art Images, and Scanned Images. Each option is
described below. The best way to choose a setting for your
images is to experiment. Print a grayscale image at each
setting and choose the one you like best.
Choose Photographic Images for images that you want to
have a smooth, realistic appearance. This setting provides
soft contrasts between shades of gray and works well for
images originally designed with color. When Photographic
Images is selected, the printer uses an 8 bit-by-8 bit
“clustered dot” method to emulate 64 levels of gray.
Changing the Printer Settings
2-9