User`s manual

Chapter 9 - Print Modes and Printer Information
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FastRIP 10.0 User’s Manual
Inkjet Proofing `
ese modes are only available for specific printers and are used to create
custom proofs before printing. ese modes are great for sending to the a
client for final approval of a job.
Heat Transfers `
Some model printers and versions of FastRIP support Heat Transfer
Printing.
Setting Applying and Saving Print Modes
e following sections will cover using Print Modes and applying them to your designs, hassle
free. Most of these methods are newly introduced in this version of FastRIP 10.0
se t t I n g th e PR I n t mo d e FR o m th e PR I n t d I a l o g
1) From your Windows graphic design application, choose File menu >> Print.
2) e Print dialog will open.
3) Choose the printer name from the drop-list.
4) e printer description should indicate that it is a “FastRIP” type of print destina-
tion, which indicates that print jobs will be processed through FastRIP.
5) If the printer description does not indicate “FastRIP,” then search for another
printer name from the drop-list.
6) Click the Properties button.
7) e Properties dialog for the driver will open.
8) Click the Advanced button.
9) The Advanced Options for the driver will open.
10) Click the Document Options >> Printer Features >> Print Mode eld.
11) The Print Mode drop-list will become active.
12) Choose the Print Mode that is most appropriate for the type of job being printed. Print
Modes are named according to media, print resolution, ink density, halftone frequency,
and ink set.
13) Click OK to close the Advanced Options.
14) Click OK again to close the Properties dialog.
15) From the Print dialog, click OK to send the print job.