Epson SureLab D3000 User Manual - Page 16

Print Settings, Standard, High Image Quality, Print Preview

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Basic Printing Methods E Select this printer from Printer on the Print screen, and then click Print Settings. F Make the necessary settings. Paper Type: Select the paper type to be used for printing. Image Quality: Normally, select Standard. Select High Image Quality when you want to print at a higher resolution. Paper Source: You can only select AutoSelect. This setting cannot be changed. Paper Size: Select the paper size to be used for printing. Make sure you match this to the image size set in step 3. U"Main Screen" on page 10 After making the settings, click OK. Tip: You can only select High Image Quality when Glossy or Luster is set as the Paper Type. Select Print Preview to display a preview of the image before printing. U"Previewing an Image" on page 31 16

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Basic Printing Methods
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E
Select this printer from Printer on the Print screen, and then click
Print Settings
.
F
Make the necessary settings.
Paper Type: Select the paper type to be used for printing.
Image Quality: Normally, select
Standard
. Select
High Image Quality
when you want to print at a higher
resolution.
Paper Source: You can only select AutoSelect. This setting cannot be changed.
Paper Size: Select the paper size to be used for printing. Make sure you match this to the image size set in step
3.
U
“Main Screen” on page 10
After making the settings, click
OK
.
Tip:
You can only select
High Image Quality
when Glossy or Luster is set as the Paper Type.
Select
Print Preview
to display a preview of the image before printing.
U
“Previewing an Image” on page 31