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Basic Printing Methods Windows

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SL-D800 Series Printer Driver Operation Guide BASIC.FM (A4 size) Rev. Basic Printing Methods (Windows) Basic Printing Methods (Windows) Printing from PhotoShop This section uses Adobe Photoshop CS6 as an example of printing image data on your computer. Operations may differ depending on the application software being used. See the manual supplied with the application software for more details. A Start Adobe Photoshop CS6, and open an image. B Click Image Size from the Image menu to display the Image Size screen. C Set the image size and resolution. Select Constrain Proportions, and match the Width or Height settings to the paper size. Set the Resolution. In this example, we set 360 pixel/inch. When you have finished making settings, click OK. 20

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SL-D800 Series
Printer Driver Operation Guide
BASIC.FM
(A4 size)
Rev.
Basic Printing Methods (Windows)
20
Basic Printing Methods (Windows)
Printing from PhotoShop
This section uses Adobe Photoshop CS6 as an example of printing image data on your computer.
Operations may differ depending on the application software being used. See the manual supplied with the
application software for more details.
A
Start Adobe Photoshop CS6, and open an image.
B
Click
Image Size
from the
Image
menu to display the
Image Size
screen.
C
Set the image size and resolution.
Select
Constrain Proportions
, and match the
Width
or
Height
settings to the paper size.
Set the
Resolution
. In this example, we set 360 pixel/inch.
When you have finished making settings, click
OK
.