Ricoh FAX880 MP, Operator'S Manual

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Color Images*:
This setting uses Excellent Quality and Error Diffusion halftoning in color. If
you have colored images (like scanned photos or bitmaps) in a document,
then use this setting.
Black Text*:
This setting is ideal for day-by-day monochrome (B&W) printing. It uses
Normal Quality (360 x 360 dpi) in monochrome and Bayer Dither halftoning.
Text Smoothing*:
This setting is the same as the Black Text* setting, except that Smoothing
Quality (720 x 360dpi) is used. Use this setting for printing high quality text
(only in the monochrome setting and with Ink Cartridge Type 120 installed).
Grayscale Images*:
This setting is uses Excellent Quality with Error Diffusion halftoning in
monochrome. If you want to achieve the best quality for images (like
scanned photos or bitmaps) in monochrome, then use this setting. To create
your own user-defined settings, make all adjustments for this setting in the
’Settings...’ dialog.
NOTE: All settings marked with ’*’ at the end cannot be modified or deleted.
Copies:
The Copies option tells the printer driver how many uncollated copies you
want to print from an application. This setting is independent of the Copies
option that may be available in your Windows Application, so you can either
set this option in your Application or in the printer dialog box (Main dialog).
NOTE:
In general, setting the number of Copies in the printer setup dialog
box will produce faster uncollated output. Setting the number of
Copies in your Application will slow down printing, but the Copies
will be collated.
Orientation:
By clicking on this button you can select the print orientation: Portrait or
Landscape. The Orientation settings are used to define how the graphic
image (and/or text) is printed on the page without changing the position of
the paper in the paper tray of the printer. There are two possible orientation
settings:
Portrait:
The text is printed across the shorter dimension of the paper.
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