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Choosing Basic Mode or Advanced Mode, Selecting Photos for Printing - stylus photo r300m printer

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Choosing Basic Mode or Advanced Mode You can select Basic mode to create quick and easy 4 × 6-inch photo prints using EPSON Premium Glossy Photo Paper. Advanced mode lets you print with any paper type and size that is available, and lets you change quality settings and make other adjustments to your photos. You can also use Advanced mode to perform maintenance functions from your printer's control panel. All the features described in this book require the printer to be set to the Advanced mode. To use Basic mode, see the Quick Reference guide. Press to choose Basic or Advanced Selecting Photos for Printing Before selecting the photos you want to print, make sure you have inserted your memory card or connected your camera or CD drive to the printer. See page 19. ■ If you have the EPSON Stylus Photo R300 printer, start by printing an index, so you can select your photos by number. See page 23 for details. If you have the EPSON Stylus Photo R300M printer, you can use the preview monitor to easily select your photos. Once you know which photos are available for printing, you can select a single photo (page 24), a set of photos (page 24), a range of photos (page 25) or all the photos (page 24). ■ If you've used your camera's PictBridge or DPOF (Digital Print Order Format) feature to select the photos you want to print, you won't have to print an index. When you insert the camera's memory card or connect your camera with PictBridge, PictBridge or DPOF displays as the Print Mode and your photos are automatically selected. (If you don't want to use PictBridge or DPOF, you can choose a different Print Mode.) See page 25 for details. 22 Printing Without a Computer

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Printing Without a Computer
Choosing Basic Mode or Advanced Mode
You can select Basic mode to create quick and easy 4 × 6-inch photo prints using EPSON
Premium Glossy Photo Paper. Advanced mode lets you print with any paper type and size that
is available, and lets you change quality settings and make other adjustments to your photos.
You can also use Advanced mode to perform maintenance functions from your printer’s
control panel. All the features described in this book require the printer to be set to the
Advanced mode. To use Basic mode, see the
Quick Reference
guide.
Selecting Photos for Printing
Before selecting the photos you want to print, make sure you have inserted your memory card
or connected your camera or CD drive to the printer. See page 19.
■
If you have the EPSON Stylus Photo R300 printer, start by printing an index, so you can
select your photos by number. See page 23 for details.
If you have the EPSON Stylus Photo R300M printer, you can use the preview monitor to
easily select your photos.
Once you know which photos are available for printing, you can select a single photo
(page 24), a set of photos (page 24), a range of photos (page 25) or all the photos
(page 24).
■
If you’ve used your camera’s
PictBridge
or
DPOF
(Digital Print Order Format) feature to
select the photos you want to print, you won’t have to print an index. When you insert
the camera’s memory card or connect your camera with PictBridge,
PictBridge
or
DPOF
displays as the Print Mode and your photos are automatically selected. (If you don’t want
to use PictBridge or DPOF, you can choose a different Print Mode.) See page 25 for
details.
Press to choose Basic
or Advanced