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Printing Features

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SECTION TWO Printing Features After installing the printer software and choosing the HP DeskWriter 660C printer as described in Section 1, you are ready to start printing from your software applications. You select general print settings, such as the paper size and type, the page orientation, and so forth, from within the software application by choosing Page Setup from the File menu to display the Page Setup dialog box. You select specific print settings, such as intensity, halftoning patterns, and color matching, from within the software application by choosing Options from either the Page Setup or the Print dialog box to display the Options dialog box. Typically, you will want to leave these Options settings at Auto, allowing ColorSmart to provide the best printing of your files. You can print documents in either of the following two ways: • From within a software application - Choose Print from the File menu. • From the Finder - Select the document(s) you want to print by clicking on the document icon(s) and choosing Print from the File menu. You can select multiple documents for printing in succession. These documents need not have the same specifications nor do they need to have been created with the same software application. The printing specifications for each document are used when that document is printed. However, the printer does not notify you if the documents require different sizes or types of paper. 24

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Printing Features
After installing the printer software and choosing the
HP DeskWriter 660C printer as described in
Section 1
, you are
ready to start printing from your software applications.
You select general print settings, such as the paper size and
type, the page orientation, and so forth, from within the
software application by choosing
Page Setup
from the File
menu to display the Page Setup dialog box.
You select specific print settings, such as intensity, halftoning
patterns, and color matching, from within the software
application by choosing
Options
from either the Page Setup or
the Print dialog box to display the Options dialog box. Typically,
you will want to leave these Options settings at
Auto
, allowing
ColorSmart to provide the best printing of your files.
You can print documents in either of the following two ways:
•
From within a software application
— Choose
Print
from
the File menu.
•
From the Finder
— Select the document(s) you want to print
by clicking on the document icon(s) and choosing
Print
from the
File menu.
You can select multiple documents for printing in succession.
These documents need not have the same specifications nor do
they need to have been created with the same software
application. The printing specifications for each document are
used when that document is printed. However, the printer does
not notify you if the documents require different sizes or types
of paper.