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Printing with EPSON Drivers for Windows | 4-3 Note You can also create your own settings and add them to this list. See page 4-9 for more information. Note Do not turn off Photo Printing Accelerator unless you see poor image quality and want to test whether this setting has an effect. Custom print job settings Setting Usage Text/Graph Intensifies colors and lightens the midtones and highlights. Best for print jobs with non-photographic images. ICM Adjusts colors based on your printer's ICC profile, using the Image Color Matching system (effective in Windows 98/Me/2000 only). If you're using an ICM-compatible monitor, adjusts printed colors to closely match screen colors. sRGB Adjusts colors using the small-gamut sRGB (standard red green blue) color space. Best for color matching with other sRGB devices, or for images designed for the Web. 6. Select one of the following from the pull-down menu: • Photo-realistic if you are printing photographic images. This setting produces sharper images and automatically corrects underor over-exposure of the original image. • Vivid if you are printing non-photographic images. This setting intensifies colors and lightens the midtones and highlights. 7. For faster printing, make sure the Photo Printing Accelerator checkbox is selected. This setting speeds up data transfer between your computer and the printer. 8. When you're finished choosing print options, click the Paper tab and follow the instructions on page 4-6 for choosing paper and layout options. 4-3

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Printing with EPSON Drivers for Windows
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6.
Select one of the following from the pull-down menu:
•
Photo-realistic
if you are printing photographic images. This
setting produces sharper images and automatically corrects under-
or over-exposure of the original image.
•
Vivid
if you are printing non-photographic images. This setting
intensifies colors and lightens the midtones and highlights.
7.
For faster printing, make sure the
Photo Printing Accelerator
checkbox is selected. This setting speeds up data transfer between your
computer and the printer.
8.
When you’re finished choosing print options, click the
Paper
tab and
follow the instructions on page 4-6 for choosing paper and layout
options
.
Custom print job settings
Setting
Usage
Text/Graph
Intensifies colors and lightens the midtones and
highlights. Best for print jobs with
non-photographic images.
ICM
Adjusts colors based on your printer’s ICC profile,
using the Image Color Matching system (effective
in Windows 98/Me/2000 only). If you’re using an
ICM-compatible monitor, adjusts printed colors to
closely match screen colors.
sRGB
Adjusts colors using the small-gamut sRGB
(standard red green blue) color space. Best for
color matching with other sRGB devices, or for
images designed for the Web.
Note
You can also create your
own settings and add
them to this list. See
page 4-9 for more
information.
Note
Do not turn off
Photo
Printing Accelerator
unless you see poor
image quality and want to
test whether this setting
has an effect.