Before You Begin - Canon imagePROGRAF W6400 User Manual

Printing from Windows
Printing from Windows
This printer driver provides a variety of printer functions to
meet your printing needs. In this chapter we will introduce
these functions.

Before You Begin

There are some functions you should remember and use
when you use this printer. Before you use the printer for
different printing tasks, please read this section.
Type of Printing
Default
Settings
POP Ad
Poster
Photo
(from digital
camera)
Photo (from
scanner)
3- 2
Content
Best for printing normal
documents, with text, images,
graphics, etc. mixed together.
Best for printing mixed text
and illustrations with bright
and forceful eyecatching such
as store posters.
Best for printing posters with
centered photographs.
Best for printing photos
captured with a digital
camera.
Best for reproduction of scanned
photographs with color faithful to
the quality of the original.
Basic Settings to Meet Your Needs (Type
of Printing)
To achieve the best printing, you must adjust the color and
other settings for the objective of the document. This printer
driver provides superior settings frequently used to produce
posters, POP ads, digital camera prints, CAD designs, and
other prints. Just select from the list the type of document
you need and perform the basic procedure for the print job.
The following applications are provided for the types of
prints shown below.
Setting Values
Print
Paper Type
Quality
Plain Paper Standard
Heavyweight Coated
Standard Saturation
Paper
*1
Proofing Paper
Heavyweight Coated Standard
*2
Paper
*1
Glossy Photo Paper
Heavyweight Coated Standard
*2
Paper
*1
Glossy Photo Paper
Heavyweight Coated Standard Colorimetric
*2
Paper
Matching
Color Adjustment
Method
Auto Default
Contrast: +5
Contrast: +10
Auto
Brightness: +5
Perceptual
Contrast: +10
(Photo
Brightness: +5
graphic)
Default
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Chapter 1
Basic Procedures
Chapter 2
Using a Variety of
Media
Chapter 3
Printing Methods for
Different Objectives
Chapter 4
Maintaining the
Printer
Chapter 5
Using the Printer in a
Network Environ-
ment
Chapter 6
Troubleshooting
Chapter 7
Operation of the
Function Menus
Contents
Index