HP Z6100 HP Designjet Z6100 Printer Series - User's Guide - Page 144

Output Image Quality Resample Ratio

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Printing examples 2. When you are ready to print, select File > Page and Print Setup, and select the HP-GL/2 and RTL driver. 3. Click the Properties button and configure the driver as follows. ● On the Paper/Quality tab, set Print Quality to Quality. ● On the Color tab, clear the Print In Grayscale check box, and set Printer managed colors to sRGB in the Source profile drop-down menu. 4. Click the OK button. 5. Select File > Print. ● Printer Engine: select Windows Printer. ● Output Image Quality (Resample Ratio): this setting alters the number of pixels that are sampled when an ArcMap print file is generated. It determines how many pixels in the map document are used to create the file that goes to the printer. ● Fast = 1:5 ● Normal = 1:3 ● Best = 1:1 (as is) Selecting Best requires a lot of printer resources to process the print job, and might cause long processing times and generate out-of-memory messages, depending on the map size. If you experience these issues, select an Output Image Quality that is lower than Best. You will gain no advantage in print quality when you send an image that has resolution higher than the printer's input resolution. 132 Chapter 8 Practical printing examples

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2
.
When you are ready to print, select
File
>
Page and Print Setup
, and select the HP-GL/2 and
RTL driver.
3
.
Click the
Properties
button and configure the driver as follows.
On the
Paper/Quality
tab, set
Print Quality
to
Quality
.
On the
Color
tab, clear the
Print In Grayscale
check box, and set
Printer managed
colors
to
sRGB
in the
Source profile
drop-down menu.
4
.
Click the
OK
button.
5
.
Select
File
>
Print
.
Printer Engine
: select
Windows Printer
.
Output Image Quality (Resample Ratio)
: this setting alters the number of pixels that are
sampled when an ArcMap print file is generated. It determines how many pixels in the map
document are used to create the file that goes to the printer.
Fast = 1:5
Normal = 1:3
Best = 1:1 (as is)
Selecting
Best
requires a lot of printer resources to process the print job, and might cause long
processing times and generate out-of-memory messages, depending on the map size. If you
experience these issues, select an Output Image Quality that is lower than
Best
. You will gain
no advantage in print quality when you send an image that has resolution higher than the
printer's input resolution.
132 Chapter
8
Practical printing examples
Printing examples