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4.9
Setting Print Modes
You can make detailed settings for color printing.
To make detailed settings, use the [Image Options] tab. The followings are the print modes
that can be set on the [Image Options] tab.
About [Output Color]
Select [Color (Auto)] or [Black] from this box.
Option
Color (Auto)
Black
Checking [Output Recognition] relaxes the criterion for distinguishing color and
black-and-white, even if [Color (Auto)] is selected. Colors containing chromatic
color are judged as being achromatic colors to a certain extent, printing out the
age in black and white.
About [Print Mode]
Select [Standard], [High Quality], or [High Resolution] from the [Print Mode] box.
Option
Standard
High Quality
High Resolution
When [High Quality] or [High Resolution] is selected, the printing time becomes longer as com-
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pared with [Standard].
The time required for printing may be reduced by setting [Page Print Mode] to [On] in the [Setting
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Items] on the [Detailed Settings] tab.
About [Image Adjustment Mode]
Select [Recommended], [ICM Adjustment (System)], [CMS Adjustment (Applica-
tion)], or [Complementary Color Conversion] from [Image Adjustment Mode].
When you have selected [Recommended], select an image quality type from
[Image Type].
[Recommended]
The image quality is adjusted using our own technique.
Image quality types are listed in the table below.
Description
Automatically detects whether each document is color or
black-and-white. When any color is used, the page is printed
in color. When only black is used, the page is printed in black
and white.
Prints in black and white.
Description
Prints with standard image quality as fast as possible.
Prints with high image quality at a lower speed.
Prints fine line drawings at higher resolution.
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