8.For more fine tuning, click Standard. You see a list of specialized settings for photographs.
Select the setting that most closely matches your photograph (People or Nature) or select one of the special filters (Soft Focus or Sepia). You may need to experiment with these settings to get the exact look you want, especially if you have multiple images on a page.
You can also make detailed settings on the Advanced dialog box to fit your individual needs, as described on page 28.
9.Windows: If you need to change your paper size, number of copies, orientation, and printable area, click the Paper tab. (You can often make these settings in your application software. If so, you should make the changes there.)
Macintosh: Go to step 10; you already made paper changes in step 2.
10.If you need to reduce or enlarge the image (proportional printing), print multiple pages on a single sheet, “tile” an image to make a large poster, or add a watermark, do the following:
Windows: Click the Layout tab.
Macintosh: Click the 
Layout button.
(You can often make these settings in your application software. If so, you should make the changes there.)
11.Windows: Click OK to return to your application’s Print dialog box. Then click OK (or Print, depending on your application) to start printing.
Macintosh: Click Print to start printing.
For more details on the printer settings, see your electronic Reference Guide, as described on page 9.
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