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HPColorSmart II, Print in Grayscale, Vivid Color, Screen Match

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Note HP ColorSmart II HP ColorSmart II default settings will produce optimum results for most color printing needs. However, you can also manually adjust color settings through the printer driver's Vivid Color and Screen Match color control options. Vivid Color Vivid Color produces colors that are very bright and vivid. When you use Vivid Color, your color output is brighter than the colors that appear on your screen. Screen Match Screen Match (sRGB) (standard red-green-blue) prints colors that are close to those you see on your screen. Screen Match can be useful for retouching photographs or when you have created colors on your screen that you wish to reproduce, such as special colors for a company logo. Factors such as the type of monitor you use and the room's lighting can affect the appearance of colors on your screen. Print in Grayscale The Print in Grayscale option in the printer driver allows you to print documents using shades of gray in place of colors. This option is ideal for printing proofs of color documents, or for printing documents that will later be faxed or photocopied. EN Chapter 4 77

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HP ColorSmart II
HP ColorSmart II default settings will produce optimum results for
most color printing needs. However, you can also manually adjust
color settings through the printer driver’s Vivid Color and Screen
Match color control options.
Vivid Color
Vivid Color produces colors that are very bright and vivid. When you
use Vivid Color, your color output is brighter than the colors that
appear on your screen.
Screen Match
Screen Match (sRGB) (standard red-green-blue) prints colors that are
close to those you see on your screen. Screen Match can be useful
for retouching photographs or when you have created colors on your
screen that you wish to reproduce, such as special colors for a
company logo.
Note
Factors such as the type of monitor you use and the room’s lighting can
affect the appearance of colors on your screen.
Print in Grayscale
The Print in Grayscale option in the printer driver allows you to print
documents using shades of gray in place of colors. This option is ideal
for printing proofs of color documents, or for printing documents that
will later be faxed or photocopied.