Xerox Phaser EX7750, Printing Manual

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Remove White PPT Background
No/Yes
Select On when using PowerPoint to
create variable data in conjunction with
FreeForm. This option is also available from
Command WorkStation/Command
WorkStation LE or Fiery Spooler.
This option is not supported for PCL.
Rendering Style
Printer’s default/Photographic/
Presentation/Relative Colorimetric/
Absolute Colorimetric
Specify a default color rendering
dictionary (CRD) to use when you print
RGB images, objects, and text. The Printer’s default setting reflects
the setting specified in EX7750 Setup.
For Windows, choose Expert Color as
the Color Mode to access this option.
For more information, see the
Color Guide .
RGB Separation
Printer’s default/Output/Simulation
Select Output for RGB jobs you are
printing to the final output device.
Select Simulation for RGB jobs for which
you want to simulate an output device
other than to the device you are printing. The Printer’s default setting reflects the
setting specified in EX7750 Setup.
For Windows, choose Expert Color as
the Color Mode to access this option.
This option is not supported for PCL.
RGB Source Profile
Printer’s default/EFIRGB/sRGB (PC)/
Apple Standard/Other/Source-1/
Source-2/Source-3/Source-4/Source-5/
Source-6/Source-7/Source-8/Source-9/
Source-10/None
Specify a source color space definition for
printing RGB images, objects, and text. The Printer’s default setting reflects the
setting specified in EX7750 Setup.
For Windows, choose Expert Color as
the Color Mode to access this option.
For more information, see the
Color Guide .
This option is not supported for PCL.
Rotate 180
Yes/No
Specify if you want to rotate the pages of
your job 180 degrees. Depending on the application you are
using, your landscape job might print
with the incorrect orientation; if this
occurs, or if you select a Stapler Mode
(other than Off ) and the staple is inserted
in the wrong place, select Yes.
Option and settings
(default setting is underlined)
Description
Requirements, constraints,
and information