Using The Fax Preferences Tab - Lexmark OptraImage Color 1200m Driver Manual

Use
RGB Correction
Edit Color Balance
Edit Color Matching

Using the Fax preferences tab

The Fax tab in the Printing Preferences dialog controls which fax options are used with each job.
Use
Enable fax
Always display settings
prior to faxing
Fax Settings
To
Provide fine detail control of Brightness, Contrast, and Saturation settings
when printing in color.
•
Use printer settings—The printer applies this setting as configured in the
printer.
• Manual—Enable the RGB Correction Brightness, Contrast, and Saturation
controls.
Note: RGB Correction is available only in color laser printers.
Apply subtle color adjustments to printed outputs by individually increasing
or decreasing the amount of toner used for each color plane.
• Use printer settings—The printer applies the default color balance settings
used by the printer.
• Manual—Customize the amount of cyan, magenta, yellow, and black
toner used in the printed document.
Note: The color balance options are available only in color laser printers.
Match the colors in the printed documented to the colors on the monitor.
•
Contrast (for images)—Apply color matching for photographs and images.
• Saturation (for business graphics)—Apply color matching for charts or
using bright colors.
• Colorimetric (for closest colors)—Apply color matching for a document
that has a color that needs an exact match and a printer that can reproduce
the specified color.
Note: The Color Matching options are available only in color laser printers.
To
Turn on the fax option in the driver.
Display the Send Fax dialog before the fax is sent. This allows you to verify that all recipient fax
numbers are correct, and helps to prevent faxes from being sent to an incorrect recipient. If the
"Always display settings prior to faxing" check box is not selected, then the recipient fax number
must be verified in the Fax Settings section of the Fax tab.
Specify the dialing and page information associated with the fax.
Fax Settings include:
• Fax number(s)—These are the numbers that the fax will be sent to.
Fax numbers can be entered manually or selected from the phone book.
• Dialing prefix—This is the dialing prefix needed to access an outside line. If no dialing prefix
is required, leave this field blank.
• Fax name—This is the Windows user ID of the computer from which the fax is being sent.
•
Paper size—This designates the paper size the fax will be formatted for.
• Orientation—This specifies the orientation of the fax image.
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