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Changing Printer Settings
The printer settings allow you to control your print job. With
them you can specify the number of copies, a page range, and
the paper size. You can also specify high-quality by turning on
MicroWeave or fast printing by turning on High Speed.
All printer settings have default settings that are sufficient for
most print jobs. For this reason, you do not need to change
printer settings often. The only times you need to change
printer settings are to do the following:
Print multiple copies or specify a specific page range (such as
pages 2 through 6). By default, the printer prints one copy of all
pages.
Change the resolution from 360 dpi to 720dpi or 180 dpi.
Turn on MicroWeave and turn off High Speed for the highest
possible quality. MicroWeave is turned on automatically when
you select 720 dpi.
Use coated or transparency paper. The default is normal copier
paper. When using coated paper or transparencies, change the
paper type.
Use a paper size other than letter (8.5 x 11 inches). By default
the printer is set up to print letter size paper. For all other
paper sizes, you need to change the paper size setting or define
a new one.
Additional printer settings are described later in this chapter.
Almost always, you use the printer driver to change the
resolution and color settings. However, other printer settings
are also available through the printer's control panel. You use
the control panel to do the following:
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