Ricoh Epson Stylus Pro 7700 User Guide - Page 100

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100 | Printing With Epson Drivers for Windows 5. Click Print Bckg Color if you want to print color on the background of the page. Click the Color Settings button to select the color you want. 6. Click Job Settings if you want to have the time, date, and other information about your print job printed at the top or bottom of the page. Click Details, select the settings you want to use, and click OK. Choosing Paper Configuration Options If you are using non-Epson media and you need to fine-tune its performance, you can create a custom paper configuration and save it as a Media Type setting in the printer driver. Then, whenever you print on that media, you can select the custom Media Type, select the rest of your print settings, and print. You can even export the settings to a file you can share. 1. Click the Paper Config button on the Main tab. You see this window: Note: You may need to change the Color Density setting if your custom profile was created to optimize D-max and color gamut. 2. Select the correct settings to match your ICC profile. These settings override any paper configuration settings you may have made using the printer's control panel. • Color Density lets you control the ink saturation level (for example, when you turn off color management in your printer software). 100

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Printing With Epson Drivers for Windows
5.
Click
Print Bckg Color
if you want to print color on the background of
the page. Click the
Color Settings
button to select the color you want.
6.
Click
Job Settings
if you want to have the time, date, and other
information about your print job printed at the top or bottom of the
page. Click
Details
, select the settings you want to use, and click
OK
.
Choosing Paper Configuration Options
If you are using non-Epson media and you need to fine-tune its
performance, you can create a custom paper configuration and save it as a
Media Type
setting in the printer driver. Then, whenever you print on that
media, you can select the custom Media Type, select the rest of your print
settings, and print. You can even export the settings to a file you can share.
1.
Click the
Paper Config
button on the
Main
tab. You see this window:
2.
Select the correct settings to match your ICC profile. These settings
override any paper configuration settings you may have made using the
printer’s control panel.
Color Density
lets you control the ink saturation level (for example,
when you turn off color management in your printer software).
Note:
You may need to
change the Color Density
setting if your custom
profile was created to
optimize D-max and color
gamut.