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All settings in the printer driver will remain in effect until they are changed. The online help describes in more detail the printer color settings and options, and their effect on your output. ICC/CMS Some applications and operating systems support more specific color management systems (CMS): • ICC (International Color Consortium) is an international standard for color profiles that describe the color characteristics of devices, such as printers. • ColorSync 2.x is Macintosh's color management system for System 7. • ICM is Microsoft's color management system for System 7. For information on downloading and selecting color profiles, see the online help. If you are generating customized color profiles, use the same printer driver settings for both generating the profiles and printing. Black and White Selecting Black and White in the Color tab allows your color documents to be printed as black and white documents with shades of gray. This setting allows you to view preliminary copies of slides and hard copy output quickly and still interpret your color information. Printing in black and white also works well for color information that you wish to photocopy or fax. 4 Using Color EN Chapter 4 - Using Color 75

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All settings in the printer driver will remain in effect until they are
changed. The online help describes in more detail the printer color
settings and options, and their effect on your output.
ICC/CMS
Some applications and operating systems support more specific color
management systems (CMS):
•
ICC (International Color Consortium) is an international standard for
color profiles that describe the color characteristics of devices, such as
printers.
•
ColorSync 2.x is Macintosh’s color management system for System 7.
•
ICM is Microsoft’s color management system for System 7.
For information on downloading and selecting color profiles, see the
online help.
If you are generating customized color profiles, use the same printer
driver settings for both generating the profiles and printing.
Black and White
Selecting
Black and White
in the Color tab allows your color
documents to be printed as black and white documents with shades of
gray. This setting allows you to view preliminary copies of slides and
hard copy output quickly and still interpret your color information.
Printing in black and white also works well for color information that
you wish to photocopy or fax.
4
Using Color
EN
Chapter 4 – Using Color
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