User's Manual
Table Of Contents
- Contents
- Introduction to Your Printer
- Wired Networking
- Media Handling
- Printing from a Computer
- Printing with Windows
- Selecting Basic Print Settings - Windows
- Selecting Print Layout Options - Windows
- Selecting Additional Settings - Windows
- Saving, Sharing, and Customizing the Printer Settings
- Printing Your Document or Photo - Windows
- Selecting Default Print Settings - Windows
- Changing the Language of the Printer Software Screens
- Changing Automatic Update Options
- Printing on a Mac
- Printing with Windows
- Using the Control Panel Menus
- Replacing Ink Cartridges and Maintenance Boxes
- Adjusting Print Quality
- Maintenance and Transportation
- Solving Problems
- Technical Specifications
- Notices
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Edge Smoothing
Smooths jagged edges in low-resolution images such as screen captures or images from the Web.
Finest Detail
Sharpens edges on vector-based data including text, graphics, and line art. (This setting does not
affect photographs.)
Note: Enabling Finest Detail may decrease the print speed.
Black Enhance Overcoat
Prints darker tones of black by overcoating the black ink with gray.
Note: Printing with Black Enhance Overcoat increases the edge margins. Select Quality Options >
Minimize Top Margin to reduce the size of the margins. This may lower print quality and may cause
paper that curls easily to rub against the print head.
Paper Edge Quality
Prevents images on the edge of the paper from appearing faint or scuffed but may increase the
margins.
Note: Selecting Paper Edge Quality will decrease the print speed.
Parent topic: Selecting Basic Print Settings - Windows
Color Management Options - Windows
You can adjust the Mode setting to fine-tune the colors in your printout or turn off color management in
your printer software.
EPSON Standard (sRGB)
Increases the contrast in images.
Note: This is the standard mode for most photos and documents when not using an ICC profile.
Adobe RGB
Matches image colors to the Adobe RGB color standard. Use this setting if your source file was
captured in Adobe RGB.
ICM
Automatically adjusts colors based on the printer’s ICC profile and the selected Media Type setting,
using the Image Color Matching system. Click the Advanced button to choose the input profile and
other settings.