Adobe PHOTOSHOP CS2 User Manual page 37

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2. Set color management options.
Choose Color Management from the pop-up menu below the preview thumbnail.
Under Print, select the Document option. The image's current profile is listed here.
You want Photoshop to handle the color conversion to the printer's color space, so choose Let Photoshop Determine
Colors from the Color Handling pop-up menu under Options.
Note: Later, when the printer driver dialog box appears, make sure to turn off the printer's color management so that the
printer driver settings don't conflict with the Photoshop color management settings.
3. Select the printer profile.
Choose the profile for your output device from the Printer Profile pop-up menu. The profile must be installed in the
correct location to show up. See "To install a color profile" on page 266.
4. Choose a rendering intent from the menu.
The rendering intent specifies how Photoshop converts colors to the printers color space. Perceptual or Relative
Colormetric are good choices for most photographs.
5. Specify the printer driver settings and print the image.
Click Print. The Print dialog box for your printer driver appears. The options you see depend on the printer driver.
Make sure to turn off the printer driver's color management because you chose to have Photoshop convert the colors
to the printer profile. In some printer drivers, you need to select the No Color Management option. If you don't turn
off color management in the printer driver, you'll get unpredictable results.