User Guide

Corel Painter 447
To size an image to fit your page:
1 Do one of the following:
• (Mac OS) Choose File menu
> Page Setup.
• (Windows) Choose File menu
> Print.
2 Enable the Size to Fit Page check
box.
Note
•
If an image is larger than the page size
and you haven’t enabled Size to Fit Page,
your image will not print.
Printing an Image
Once you have chosen options in the
Page/Print Setup dialog box, you are
ready to print.
To print an image:
1 Choose File menu > Print to
open the Print dialog box.
The top half of the dialog box
contains the standard print
commands.
2 Select one of the four printing
methods that Corel Painter
supports.
•Check Color Quick Draw/GDI
Printing if your printer is not a
PostScript printer. Some com-
mon examples are the Hewlett-
Packard DeskJet, the Canon®
Bubble Jet, and the EPSON
Stylus®. You cannot print sep-
arations to non-PostScript
printers.
• Check Color PostScript if you
plan to print to a color Post-
Script device. The Minolta
QMS™ ColorScript and Tek-
tronix® color thermal printers
are examples of color PostScript
printers.
• Check Separations to print sep-
arations. The output consists of
four pages, one each for cyan,
magenta, yellow, and black. You
can print separations from
Corel Painter with any Post-
Script device, including high-
resolution imagesetters.
•Check the B & W PostScript
option if you are printing on a
black and white PostScript laser
printer.
Corel Painter places a color bar,
registration marks, and color name
on each of the four separated
plates.
3 If you want to use the Color
Management System to control
printing, enable the Use Output
Preview option. For more
information, refer to “Color
Management” on page 447.
Note
•
Corel Painter uses the device’s default
screening information to produce high
quality color separations. If you save to
EPS format with Output Preview off,
Corel Painter uses the Color Studio
separation tables with your device’s
default screening. For more information
about saving to EPS format, see “Saving
in EPS file format for Printing” on
page 454.
Color Management
Corel Painter features color
management controls designed to
match colors between various devices,
such as scanners, digital cameras,
printers, and monitors.