Epson 9880 Printer Guide - Page 111

Importing a Custom Settings Group, Loading a Pre-Defined Settings Group

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Printing With Epson Drivers for Windows | 121 4. After saving your settings, you can do the following: • To use the setting group to print right away, select the name you gave it in the Select Setting list, if necessary, and print. • To save the settings to a file that you can share, click the Save/Del button again, click the name of the setting group in the list, click Export, select a location, enter a file name, and click Save. Importing a Custom Settings Group 1. To import settings from a file shared with you that does not exist in your Select Setting list, click the Save/Del button. 2. Click Import, select the file you want to import, and click Open. 3. When you return to the settings list window, enter a name for the setting group and click Save. 4. To use the setting group to print right away, select the name you gave it in the Select Setting list, if necessary, and print. Loading a Pre-Defined Settings Group 1. To view the settings associated with the pre-defined setting groups that came with your printer driver, click the Save/Del button. Then click the following category and name, and check the Registered Settings column: • Photo > Highest Quality • Fine Art > Monochrome • Proofing > ICM • Poster > Chroma Saturation • Others > 2Page N-up 2. Click Cancel. 3. To load a pre-defined setting group, select its category name in the Select Setting list (if necessary), customize any of the settings that do not match your print job, and print. 121

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4.
After saving your settings, you can do the following:
To use the setting group to print right away, select the name you
gave it in the
Select Setting
list, if necessary, and print.
To save the settings to a file that you can share, click the
Save/Del
button again, click the name of the setting group in the list, click
Export
, select a location, enter a file name, and click
Save
.
Importing a Custom Settings Group
1.
To import settings from a file shared with you that does not exist in your
Select Setting
list, click the
Save/Del
button.
2.
Click
Import
, select the file you want to import, and click
Open
.
3.
When you return to the settings list window, enter a name for the
setting group and click
Save
.
4.
To use the setting group to print right away, select the name you gave it
in the
Select Setting
list, if necessary, and print.
Loading a Pre-Defined Settings Group
1.
To view the settings associated with the pre-defined setting groups that
came with your printer driver, click the
Save/Del
button. Then click
the following category and name, and check the Registered Settings
column:
Photo
>
Highest Quality
Fine Art
>
Monochrome
Proofing
>
ICM
Poster
>
Chroma Saturation
Others
>
2Page N-up
2.
Click
Cancel
.
3.
To load a pre-defined setting group, select its category name in the
Select Setting
list (if necessary), customize any of the settings that do
not match your print job, and print.