Canon PIXMA iP2000 iP2000 Quick Start Guide - Page 30

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Advanced Printing Accessing Printer Driver The Printer Properties dialog box can be opened from either within an application, or directly from the Windows Start menu. Note • This manual refers to Windows XP operation. The operations may vary depending on your operating system. • Depending on your application program, the command and menu names may differ, and there may be more steps involved in opening the Printer Properties dialog box. For more details, see the user's manual for your application. „ Opening the Printer Properties Dialog Box from Your Application Program 1 In your application, select the command to print a document. The Print dialog box can usually be opened by selecting Print from the File menu. 2 Ensure that the Canon PIXMA iP2000 is selected. Then click Preferences (or Properties). The Printer Properties dialog box opens. „ Opening the Printer Properties Dialog Box Directly from the Start Menu This method is used for maintenance operations such as Print Head cleaning, or to specify printer settings common to all application programs. When the Printer Properties dialog box is opened from the Start menu, additional tabs appear, including the Details tab. These do not appear when the Printer Properties dialog box is opened from within an application. For more information about these additional tabs, refer to your Windows documentation. 1 Click Start and select Control Panel, Printers and Other Hardware, and then Printers and Faxes. For non-Windows XP users, click Start, select Settings, and then Printers. 2 Select the Canon PIXMA iP2000 icon. 3 Open the File menu and select Printing Preferences (or Properties). The Printer Properties dialog box opens. 26

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Advanced Printing
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Accessing Printer Driver
The
Printer Properties
dialog box can be opened from either within an
application, or directly from the Windows
Start
menu.
Opening the Printer Properties Dialog Box from Your Application
Program
1
In your application, select the command to print a document.
The
Print
dialog box can usually be opened by selecting
Print
from the
File
menu.
2
Ensure that the Canon PIXMA iP2000 is selected. Then click Preferences (or
Properties).
The
Printer Properties
dialog box opens.
Opening the Printer Properties Dialog Box Directly from the Start
Menu
This method is used for maintenance operations such as Print Head cleaning, or to
specify printer settings common to all application programs.
When the
Printer Properties
dialog box is opened from the
Start
menu, additional tabs
appear, including the
Details
tab. These do not appear when the
Printer Properties
dialog box is opened from within an application.
For more information about these additional tabs, refer to your Windows
documentation.
1
Click Start and select Control Panel, Printers and Other Hardware, and then
Printers and Faxes.
For non-Windows XP users, click
Start
, select
Settings
, and then
Printers
.
2
Select the Canon PIXMA iP2000 icon.
3
Open the File menu and select Printing Preferences (or Properties).
The
Printer Properties
dialog box opens.
Note
This manual refers to Windows XP operation.
The operations may vary depending on your operating system.
Depending on your application program, the command and menu names
may differ, and there may be more steps involved in opening the
Printer
Properties
dialog box. For more details, see the user's manual for your
application.