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CHAP 2-CUSTOM PRINTING, Using Predefined Advanced Settings

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2 Custom Printing When you want to print presentation graphics, photographs, or other special projects, you can use the custom settings in your EPSON 600Q software. You can choose predefined settings or adjust individual options like brightness, contrast, saturation, and halftoning. For professional-quality color accuracy, you can use Image Color Matching (ICM) under Windows 95. This chapter includes the following information:  Using predefined advanced settings  Customizing print quality and special effects  Customizing color settings  Saving custom settings  Deleting custom settings Using Predefined Advanced Settings Predefined settings provide an easy way to fine-tune your printer's operation for special projects. Follow these steps to print with predefined settings: 1. Create your document, image, or project in your application software. 2. Access the Main printer settings dialog box as described on page 1-2. 2-1

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When you want to print presentation graphics, photographs,
or other special projects, you can use the custom settings in
your
EPSON
600Q software. You can choose predefined
settings or adjust individual options like brightness, contrast,
saturation, and halftoning. For professional-quality color
accuracy, you can use Image Color Matching (ICM) under
Windows 95.
This chapter includes the following information:
Using predefined advanced settings
Customizing print quality and special effects
Customizing color settings
Saving custom settings
Deleting custom settings
Using Predefined Advanced
Settings
Predefined settings provide an easy way to fine-tune your
printer’s operation for special projects. Follow these steps to
print with predefined settings:
1.
Create your document, image, or project in your
application software.
2.
Access the Main printer settings dialog box as described
on page 1-2.
Custom
Printing