HP Designjet T2300 eMFP Series - Using Your Product

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In the Mac OS X 10.5 or 10.6 PostScript Print dialog (T2300 PS): go to the Paper/
Quality panel and move the print-quality slider to the extreme right ('Quality').
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In the Mac OS X 10.4 PostScript Print dialog (T2300 PS): go to the Image Quality
panel and move the print-quality slider to the extreme right ('Quality').
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On the Embedded Web Server's Submit Job page: select Basic settings > Print
quality > Standard options > Quality.
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Using the front panel: press
, then , then Setup > Printing preferences > Print
quality > Select quality level > Best.
NOTE: If the print quality is set from your computer, it overrides the print-quality setting in the front
panel.
If you have a high-resolution image
If your image has a resolution greater than the rendering resolution (which you can see in the Custom
Print Quality Options box under Windows), print sharpness may be improved by selecting the
Maximum Detail option. This option is available only if you are printing on glossy paper and you have
selected Best print quality.
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In the driver dialog (Mac OS Print dialog): select Custom instead of Standard print-quality
options, then check the Maximum Detail box.
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On the Embedded Web Server's Submit Job page: select Basic settings > Print
quality > Custom. Set Quality level to Best, and Maximum detail to On.
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Using the front panel: press
, then , then Setup > Printing preferences > Print
quality > Enable maximum detail.
NOTE: The Maximum Detail option results in slower printing with photo papers, but it does not
increase the amount of ink used.
Print in gray shades
You can convert all colors in your image to shades of gray in the following ways:
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In your application program: many programs provide this option.
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In the Windows driver dialog: go to the Color tab and look at the Color Options section.
Select Print in Grayscale. You can also select Print in pure black and white if you want
only black and white, without gray shades.
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In the Mac OS Print dialog (T2300): go to the Color Options panel and select
Grayscale from the Mode drop-down list. You can also select Pure Black and White if you
want only black and white, without gray shades.
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In the Mac OS X 10.5 or 10.6 PostScript Print dialog (T2300 PS): go to the Color
Options panel and select Grayscale from the Mode drop-down list. You can also select Pure
Black and White if you want only black and white, without gray shades.
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