Lexmark 19Z0201 - X 862dte 4 B/W Laser, Руководство пользователя

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Chapter 4: Using color
ceptible white gaps as the printer attempts to overlay the CMY
colors.
When printing any text (black or colored), we recommend set-
ting your color correction to automatic and your print resolution
to 600 dpi. Because colored text is also a composite of two or
more colors, you may notice some blurring or distortion in col-
ored text.
Color Correction
Color correction allows you to modify the color settings used to
print your documents. There are seven color correction settings
you can choose from; they are Auto, Vivid, Off, CMYK, Black
and White, Display, and 2-color draft. Auto is the default setting
when shipped from the factory.
Auto
When your color correction is set to Auto, the printer applies
different color profiles to each object on the printed page. This
setting provides high quality output for text, graphics, images,
line art, and charts. This setting is especially useful when
switching from one media type to another, such as paper and
transparencies.
Vivid
This setting can help you print brighter colors. The Vivid setting
adjusts the CMYK components, resulting in more saturated col-
ors. You may want to use this setting when creating overhead
transparencies to enhance or sharpen your colors if they seem
faded. This setting is especially useful if your blues seem a bit
purple. To change this setting, use your printer driver color tab
or operator panel color menu.
Off
When you select Off as your color correction, the printer expects
to receive the necessary color correction from your software.
This setting is used when you have software that manages its
own color correction or you are using another color management
tool.
If you use this setting without the necessary color management
software or your application does not provide the correct infor-
mation, your printed output may have a variety of unexpected