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English Chapter 3 3. In Photoshop CS3: Make sure HP Photosmart Pro B8800 series is selected from the Printer drop-down list. 4. Select Color Management from the drop-down list. 5. From the Color Handling drop-down list, select Photoshop Manages Colors (CS3) or Let Photoshop Determine Colors (CS2). 6. From the Printer Profile drop-down list, select an appropriate printer profile for the paper and ink set you are using. 7. From the Rendering Intent drop-down list, select Perceptual or Relative. For most users, HP recommends selecting Perceptual and the Black Point Compensation option. 8. Click Page Setup, set up the page for the current image, and then click OK. 9. Click Print. Windows users: a. Click Preferences in the Print dialog box. b. Click the Color tab. c. Select Application Managed Colors from the Color Management drop-down list. d. Click the Features tab, select an appropriate paper type from the Paper Type drop-down list, and then click OK. e. Click OK. Mac users: a. Choose Paper Type/Quality in the Print dialog box. b. Make sure Application Managed Colors is selected from the Color pop-up menu. c. Select an appropriate paper type from the Paper Type pop-up menu. 10. Click Print. Use printer-based color management The HP Photosmart Pro B8800 series printer offers built-in automatic color management that is easy to configure. Printer-based color management produces attractive results and should be adequate for many users. You can choose from a range of printer driver color space settings based on the color space used by your imaging device and your usage of ICC profiles. For more information on using printer-based color management, see the onscreen Help. For information on how to access the onscreen Help, see Find more information. 20 Color management

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3.
In Photoshop CS3: Make sure
HP Photosmart Pro B8800 series
is selected from the
Printer
drop-down list.
4.
Select
Color Management
from the drop-down list.
5.
From the
Color Handling
drop-down list, select
Photoshop Manages Colors
(CS3) or
Let Photoshop
Determine Colors
(CS2).
6.
From the
Printer Profile
drop-down list, select an appropriate printer profile for the paper and ink set you are
using.
7.
From the
Rendering Intent
drop-down list, select
Perceptual
or
Relative
. For most users, HP recommends
selecting
Perceptual
and the
Black Point Compensation
option.
8.
Click
Page Setup
, set up the page for the current image, and then click
OK
.
9.
Click
Print
.
Windows users:
a
.
Click
Preferences
in the
Print
dialog box.
b
.
Click the
Color tab
.
c
.
Select
Application Managed Colors
from the
Color Management
drop-down list.
d
.
Click the
Features
tab, select an appropriate paper type from the
Paper Type
drop-down list, and then click
OK
.
e
.
Click
OK
.
Mac users:
a
.
Choose
Paper Type/Quality
in the
Print
dialog box.
b
.
Make sure
Application Managed Colors
is selected from the
Color
pop-up menu.
c
.
Select an appropriate paper type from the
Paper Type
pop-up menu.
10.
Click
Print
.
Use printer-based color management
The HP Photosmart Pro B8800 series printer offers built-in automatic color management that is easy to configure.
Printer-based color management produces attractive results and should be adequate for many users.
You can choose from a range of printer driver color space settings based on the color space used by your imaging
device and your usage of ICC profiles. For more information on using printer-based color management, see the
onscreen Help. For information on how to access the onscreen Help, see
Find more information
.
Chapter 3
20
Color management
English