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6. If you want your printout to be a different size than the selected document size, select the Output
Size setting.
Note: If you select Fit to Output Size, you can select a different output size. If you select Same as
Paper Size, the Document Size and Output Size settings are the same.
Note: Select Custom Paper Size to set a user-defined output size.
7. Select the Source setting that matches the paper source you are using.
8. Select the Media Type setting that matches the paper you loaded.
Note: If you want to use paper settings that have been set in the printer's control panel, select Use
Printer Settings.
Note: Click Acquire Info to refresh the settings if you loaded or changed paper after opening the
print window.
9. Select the Select Target setting that matches the type of document you are printing.
Note: If you want the printer driver to determine print settings based on the document type, select
the Simple Settings checkbox. Deselect the checkbox if you want to select your own color
correction, print mode, or other settings.
10. If you want to prioritize quality over print speed, select the Print with High Quality checkbox.
11. If you deselect the Simple Settings checkbox, the following options are available:
• Print Mode: choose a printout color
• Color Mode: choose a color mode to fine-tune printout colors
• Level: choose speed or quality as the printing priority
• High Speed: select to speed up printing, but quality may be reduced
• Emphasize Thin Lines: select to smooth out jagged edges in low-resolution images
Note: The Emphasize Thin Lines setting may reduce print speed, especially if the printer is
connected wirelessly. Use a wired connection if you enable this setting.
Note: Available options depend on the selected Select Target setting.
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