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Color Themes The Color Themes group box contains the RGB color: drop-down menu. RGB Color The RGB Color settings affect the color treatment for object types and determine how colors are rendered. The following options are available. NOTE: In software programs that convert text and graphics to raster, the Photographs settings also control the Text and Graphics settings. ● Default (sRGB). This option interprets RGB color space (sRGB), which is the accepted standard for many software companies and organizations such as Microsoft and the World Wide Web Consortium. Default (sRGB) is the default setting for all components. ● Vivid. This option uses the full range of the product capabilities, producing colors that are more deeply saturated than those on the screen. By using Vivid color, blues and greens will likely appear darker in print than on the monitor. Vivid color is useful for business graphics and other documents that require deep, rich colors. NOTE: This setting uses the sRGB color table for the product. ● Photo. The Photo setting interprets the RGB color as if it were printed as a photograph from a digital mini-lab, rendering the deeper and more saturated colors differently than Default mode. Use this setting for printing photos. For best results, use HP Glossy Laser Paper with this setting. ● Photo (Adobe RGB 1998). Select Photo (AdobeR GB 1998) for documents that use the Adobe RGB color space rather than sRGB. For example, some digital cameras capture images in Adobe RGB, and documents that are produced with Adobe Photoshop use the Adobe RGB color space. When printing from a professional software program that uses Adobe RGB, turn off the color management in the software program and allow the product software to manage the color space. ● None. Select None to instruct the product to print RGB data in raw print mode. To render documents correctly when this option is selected, you must manage color data within the software program or the operating system. CAUTION: Use this option only if you are familiar with the procedures for managing color in the software program or the operating system; otherwise, color quality can be compromised. Document preview image See theDocument preview image on page 183 section earlier in this chapter. HP PCL 6 and universal printer-driver for Windows ENWW Color tab features 205

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Color Themes
The
Color Themes
group box contains the
RGB color:
drop-down menu.
RGB Color
The
RGB Color
settings affect the color treatment for object types and determine how colors are
rendered. The following options are available.
NOTE:
In software programs that convert text and graphics to raster, the
Photographs
settings also
control the
Text
and
Graphics
settings.
Default (sRGB)
. This option interprets RGB color space (sRGB), which is the accepted standard
for many software companies and organizations such as Microsoft and the World Wide Web
Consortium.
Default (sRGB)
is the default setting for all components.
Vivid
. This option uses the full range of the product capabilities, producing colors that are more
deeply saturated than those on the screen. By using
Vivid
color, blues and greens will likely appear
darker in print than on the monitor. Vivid color is useful for business graphics and other documents
that require deep, rich colors.
NOTE:
This setting uses the sRGB color table for the product.
Photo
. The
Photo
setting interprets the RGB color as if it were printed as a photograph from a
digital mini-lab, rendering the deeper and more saturated colors differently than
Default
mode. Use
this setting for printing photos. For best results, use HP Glossy Laser Paper with this setting.
Photo (Adobe RGB 1998)
. Select
Photo (AdobeR GB 1998)
for documents that use the Adobe
RGB color space rather than sRGB. For example, some digital cameras capture images in Adobe
RGB, and documents that are produced with Adobe Photoshop use the Adobe RGB color space.
When printing from a professional software program that uses Adobe RGB, turn off the color
management in the software program and allow the product software to manage the color space.
None
. Select
None
to instruct the product to print RGB data in raw print mode. To render
documents correctly when this option is selected, you must manage color data within the software
program or the operating system.
CAUTION:
Use this option only if you are familiar with the procedures for managing color in the
software program or the operating system; otherwise, color quality can be compromised.
Document preview image
See the
Document preview image
on page
183
section earlier in this chapter.
ENWW
Color tab features
205
HP PCL 6 and universal
printer-driver for
Windows