Epson 9600 User Manual - Page 110

Printing with EPSON Drivers for Windows, slider appears in the Mode box, set it according - ink to dye change help

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110 | Printing with EPSON Drivers for Windows A dialog box like the following appears: Note If you need more information about print options, you can click the Help button on any dialog box. This box shows you the current settings, but you can't change them from here. TIP For professional black-and-white photography, use the Color/B&W Photo setting (don't select Black). 3. Select a Media Type setting appropriate for the media you're printing on, as listed in the table on page 112 (Photographic Dye ink users) or 113 (UltraChrome ink users). 4. For the ink type, select Color/B&W Photo if you're printing either a color or black-and-white photo image. Select Black only if you're printing line drawings or other non-photographic images. 5. Set the Mode option as follows: • Click Automatic to have the printer driver analyze the contents of your image or file and make the appropriate printing adjustments. If a Quality/Speed slider appears in the Mode box, set it according to the priorities of your print job. (Depending on the Media Type setting, this slider may not appear.) • Click Custom, and then choose one of the print job types from the custom settings list (as described in the next step), or click the Advanced button and see "Choosing Advanced Print Options" on page 117 for instructions. 4-110

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Printing with EPSON Drivers for Windows
A dialog box like the following appears:
3.
Select a
Media Type
setting appropriate for the media you’re printing
on, as listed in the table on page 112 (Photographic Dye ink users) or
113 (UltraChrome ink users).
4.
For the ink type, select
Color/B&W Photo
if you’re printing either a
color or black-and-white photo image. Select
Black
only if you’re
printing line drawings or other non-photographic images.
5.
Set the
Mode
option as follows:
Click
Automatic
to have the printer driver analyze the contents of
your image or file and make the appropriate printing adjustments. If
a
Quality/Speed
slider appears in the Mode box, set it according to
the priorities of your print job. (Depending on the Media Type
setting, this slider may not appear.)
Click
Custom
, and then choose one of the print job types from the
custom settings list (as described in the next step), or click the
Advanced
button and see “Choosing Advanced Print Options” on
page 117 for instructions.
This box shows
you the current
settings, but you
can’t change
them from here.
Note
If you need more
information about print
options, you can click
the
Help
button on
any dialog box.
TIP
For professional
black-and-white
photography, use the
Color/B&W Photo
setting (don’t select
Black
).