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(continued from | You may be running out of | Windows PC |
previous page) | ink. | • Check the ink levels of the |
Print quality is poor. |
| print cartridges from the |
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| Estimated Ink Level tab of the |
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| Toolbox. |
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| • Print a diagnostic page. |
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| Macintosh |
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| • Check the ink level status in |
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| the HP Inkjet Utility. |
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| • Print a diagnostic page. |
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| If you are running low on ink, |
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| replace the print cartridge. |
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| You may not be using the | Try the following: |
| best paper type for your | • Make sure you are using a |
| output. | paper type intended for the |
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| printer. Use |
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| inkjet paper for best results. |
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| • Choose paper that is |
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| specifically designed for the |
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| output (photographs, |
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| transparencies, etc.) rather |
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| than plain paper. |
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| You may be printing on the | Make sure the paper is loaded |
| wrong side of the paper. | with the side to be printed facing |
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| down. |
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| You may not have selected | Windows PC |
| the correct paper type in the | • Make sure you have selected |
| printer software. | the correct paper type on the |
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| Quality tab of the printer |
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| Properties dialog box. |
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| Macintosh |
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| • Make sure you have selected |
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| the correct paper type on the |
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| Paper Type/Quality panel in |
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| the print dialog box. |
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