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To use a registered setting, select [Custom].

Selecting [Save Custom Setting] allows you to save the current settings for

[Copies& Pages], [Layout], [Output Options] and [Color].

Contents

Main Contents Page Safety Precautions Symbols Used in This Document Disclaimer Trademark Acknowledgments Read This First About the Manuals Printing Flow Diagram Continued next page. Start ImageBrowser and select an image to print. Select an image to print. Turn the printers power on. About the Connection Cable Printing. Installing the Software from the Solution Disk Installing Uninstalling the USB Mounter Installing the Printer Driver Installing Page Continuing from the above procedure, do the following: With Mac OS X Page Page Page Turning On the Printer With CP-100 With CP-10 Connecting the Printer to Macintosh Notes about connection Page Printing Page Selecting an Image for Printing Page Page Page Page Select [General], set the various options, and then click the [Print] button. Page Page Page Page Page Printing Part of an Image (Trimming) Select the portion of the image to be printed, then close the Clipping window. The Clipping window closes and the selected area appears in the Print window. Click the (PRINT) button to start printing. Page Click the (PRINT) button to start printing. With Mac OS X The Print window and Layout Options window appear. Selecting a Layout Type Page Page Page Page Select [Copies & Pages], set the various options, and then click the [Print] button. Page Page Page Page Printing Part of an Image (Trimming) Select the portion of the image to be printed, then close the Clipping window. The Clipping window closes and the selected area appears in the Print window. Click the (PRINT) button to start printing. Printing with Image Quality Correction Page Appendices About the Print Area and Pixels Page CP-10 Standard sheet/full-size label sheet Number of Pixels Troubleshooting This section describes how to troubleshoot problems. Error Messages Errors where printing can resume Page Page Errors where printing is canceled