Cmyk; Black And White; Display - Lexmark Optra C710 User Manual

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Black and White

Note:
Due to the difference
between additive and subtrac-
tive colors, there are colors your
printer can produce that are
impossible to duplicate on your
monitor and there are colors
your monitor can display that
cannot be duplicated on any
printer. For more information,
see "Color difference" on
page 77.
results. You can access and change this setting through your
printer driver color tab or the operator panel color menu.

CMYK

When you select CMYK as your color correction, the printer
expects to receive CMYK color values from your software. You
will want to use this setting when attempting to reproduce stan-
dard CMYK colors such as Pantone or when printing CMYK
images.
If you use this setting without the necessary color management
software or your application does not provide the correct infor-
mation, your printed output may have a variety of unexpected
results. You can access and change this setting through your
printer driver color tab or the operator panel color menu.
This setting converts any colors in your document to solid black.
This setting can speed up the print of color documents used for
edit or review where the use of color may not be needed. This
setting prints color in gray scale shades.
This setting is especially useful if you are going to produce
black and white photocopies of the document after printing. This
setting can be changed through your printer driver graphics tab
or the operator panel color menu.

Display

You can use this setting to print color that approximates the col-
ors on your computer screen. This setting uses common color
tables to translate the color settings displayed on your monitor
into the color values used by the printer's CMYK color model.
This setting is generally used when your application does not do
its own color correction and defines colors as RGB (Red, Green,
Blue), HLS (Hue, Lightness, Saturation), or HSB (Hue, Satura-
tion, Brightness). You can change this setting through your
printer driver color tab or the operator panel color menu.
Chapter 4: Color Correction
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