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CHECK 2 Note Note Printout Is Unsatisfactory Macintosh 1 When using Manual for Printing, click the Details button. 2 Click the Color panel. 3 Move the slide bars of the individual colors to the left or right. IS THE BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTED CORRECTLY? In the printer driver, you can specify the contrast among intermediate tones between black and white. For example, adjusting the brightness toward Light makes the overall image brighter, with stronger contrast in the light areas and lower contrast in the dark areas. Brightness is also referred to as the gamma curve coefﬁcient. Windows 1 Open the Printer Properties dialog box, and click the Advanced button in the Main tab. 2 Click the Color tab. 3 Specify the desired brightness setting in the Brightness box. If Brightness is grayed out and cannot be used, check Color Adjustment in the checkbox. For Windows 98, conﬁrm that Use ICM is not checked. Troubleshooting 186

Section	Page
Contents	2
Introduction	5
Welcome	6
Printer Documentation	6
How to Use This Manual	8
Copyright	10
Disclaimer	10
Trademarks	11
FCC Regulations	12
Canadian Radio Interference Regulations	13
Safety Precautions	14
Basic Printing Procedures	22
Examining the Printer	23
Printing Your Document	26
Loading Plain Paper	33
Paper Handling	35
Paper and Other Print Media	36
Notes on Handling Print Media	40
Setting the Paper Thickness Lever	44
Printing on Special Media Types	46
Printing Photographs	65
Using BJ Cartridges	69
Types of BJ Cartridges	70
BJ Cartridge Guidelines	72
Replacing Ink Tanks	74
Replacing the BJ Cartridge	79
Using the Windows Printer Driver	84
Printer Driver Basics	85
Opening the Printer Properties Dialog Box	86
Selecting the Print Mode	91
Setting the Page Size	95
Confirming the Paper Feed	99
Using Online Help	100
Closing the Printer Properties Dialog Box	102
Using the Macintosh Printer Driver	104
Printer Driver Basics	105
Selecting a Printer Driver	106
Changing the Page Setup Dialog Box Settings	108
Changing the Print Dialog Box Settings	111
Using Balloon Help	119
Using Background Printing	120
Using the Printer With a Network	124
Maintaining the Printer	133
Cleaning the Printer	134
Printing a Nozzle Check Pattern	136
Cleaning the Print Head	141
Cleaning the Paper Feed Rollers	145
Transporting the Printer	148
Troubleshooting	151
Printout Is Unsatisfactory	152
Printer Does Not Start or Stops Mid-job	189
Paper Jams or Does Not Feed	200
An Error Message Appears	209
Other Problems	221
Before You Call for Help	228
Getting Help From Canon	232
Specifications	233
Printing Specifications	234
Printing Area	241
Using the Optional IS-22 Color Image Scanner Cartridge	248
Using the Scanner	249
Scanner Driver Basics	250
Unpacking the Scanner Cartridge	252
Installing the IS Scan Software	254
Installing the Scanner Cartridge	257
Basic Scanning Procedure	260
Using the White Calibration Sheet	262
Scanning Area Guidelines	265
Loading an Image	266
Using the Scanner With Windows	268
Using IS Scan	269
Changing the Scanning Mode	274
Using the Customized Scanning Mode	276
Saving the Settings	280
Using the Saved Settings	281
Other IS Scan Features	282
Using IS Scan Plus	284
Using Copy	288
Using Capture Image	291
Using Capture Photo	293
Editing a Scanned Image	295
Printing a Scanned Image	298
Saving a Scanned Image	300
Using the Scanner With Macintosh	302
Scanning Images With Application Software	303
Using the Main IS Scan Dialog Box	305
Scanning an Image	307
Scanning Images With IS Scan	311
Changing the Scanning Mode	315
Customizing the Scanning Settings	318
Copying a Scanned Image to the Clipboard	321
Adjusting an Image	322
Modifying An Image	324
Applying Special Effects to an Image	325
Other IS Scan Functions	328
Using the Copy Utility	330
Scanner Problems	335
Scanning Result Is Unsatisfactory	336
Scanner Cannot Be Used With a TWAIN-compatible Application Program	344