User Guide

QCOLOR Color
Control
4-3Color Printing
5 On the Job tab (Windows 95 driver) or Paper tab (Windows
3.1/Windows 95 driver), select a Quick Color Setup setting:
n Automatic Color Control (if you’re printing a combination of
document types)
Automatic Color Control is the best option for most jobs,
because it's designed to provide the best color output for a
large variety of documents. However, if the Automatic setting
doesn’t provide satisfactory color output for a particular page
element or document type, then select a more specific
Q
COLOR setting (for example, Photographic for scanned pho-
tographic images).
n Graphics (if you’re printing color graphics)
n Grayscale (if you’re printing images with gray shades)
n Photographic (if you’re printing photographic images)
n Text and Spot Color (if you’re printing text or spot colors)
n Third Party Color Management (if you want to allow your
application to control color settings)
n Color All Black (if you want to print monochrome)
n Customize (if you want to customize the color settings by
using the options on the Color tab)
» Note:
Because Q COLOR automatically adjusts the settings on the
Color tab (Windows 95 driver) or Color Setup tab (Windows 3.1/
Windows 95 driver), you don’t have to adjust them manually.
However, if you want to customize them, you can get information
about them and other options in the driver by choosing the Help
button. Also, some applications (like PageMaker and Ventura
Publisher) specify color outside the Windows driver, in which
case the color settings in the QMS Level 2 Windows driver are
ignored.
6 Choose the media type you’re using.
Use either the Windows 95 printer driver’s Paper tab or the
printer’s Operator Control/Media/For Upper Bin or Operator
Control/Media/For Optional Bin menu.