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Installation and Configuration on Windows 98/Me
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High Resolution - This mode is suitable for documents that consist of fine lines. The
printer clearly prints fine characters, fine lines, and fine parts of photos.
Image Types - Sets the type of your document.
Standard - Optimizes the printing of business documents that consist of texts and
graphs.
Photos - Suitable for printing photographic images and optimizes the reproduction
of gradations. This is ideal for images represented in sRGB.
Presentation - Suitable for printing presentation materials that need vibrant colors.
Web Pages - Suitable for printing images displayed on your computer screen, such
as web pages.
Off - Does not perform color correction.
NOTE: When [Output Color] is set to [Black and White], [Image Types] is set to
[Standard] and cannot be changed.
Advanced - Displays the [Advanced] dialog box.
Screen - Adjusts the image quality of your document.
- Auto - Automatically adjusts the image quality based on the type of the
document.
- Fineness - Optimizes the reproduction of texts and lines.
- Gradation - Optimizes the reproduction of charts and graphs.
- Standard - Optimizes the reproduction of photographic images.
RGB Gamma Correction - Adjusts the brightness of the RGB images on your
document. Select a value depending on the monitor being used. The larger the
value, the darker the output.
Gray Guaranteed - Selecting the check box prints achromatic colors in black. This
setting does not apply to images.
Display warning message about Color Settings - When the [Graphics] tab >
[Image color matching] is set to [Allow image color matching] or [Always use image
color matching], selecting the check box displays a dialog box that allows you to
optimize the "Image Color Matching (ICM)" feature.
NOTE: [Image Color Matching] appears on the [Graphics] tab only when ICC
profile is set on the [Color Settings] tab.