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| and a positive shadow adjustment), use a positive contrast |
| setting. To decrease the difference between light and dark |
| colors (equivalent to a positive highlight adjustment and a |
| negative shadow adjustment), use a negative contrast setting. |
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Highlights | Highlight colors are colors near white. To make highlight colors |
| darker, use a positive highlight setting, and to make highlight |
| colors lighter use a negative highlight setting. This adjustment |
| does not affect midtone or shadow colors. |
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Midtones | Midtone colors are about halfway between white and solid |
| density. To make midtone colors darker, use a positive |
| midtone setting, and to make midtone colors lighter use a |
| negative highlight setting. This adjustment does not affect |
| highlight or shadow colors. |
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Shadows | Shadow colors are colors near solid density. To make shadow |
| colors darker, use a positive shadow setting, and to make |
| shadow colors lighter use a negative shadow setting. This |
| adjustment does not affect highlight or midtone colors. |
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Set the system password
Use HP ToolboxFX to set a system password.
1.Open HP ToolboxFX and click System Settings.
NOTE If a password has been set for the MFP previously, you are prompted to type the password. Type the password, then click Apply.
2.Click Password.
3.In the Password box, type the exact password to set, then in the Confirm password box, type the same password again to confirm the choice.
4.Click Apply to save the password.
To remove the system password
1.Open HP ToolboxFX and click System Settings.
NOTE If a password has been set for the MFP previously, you are prompted to type the password. Type the password, then click Apply.
2.Click Password.
3.Delete all characters from both the Password field and the Confirm password field.
4.Click Apply to remove the password.
To reset all MFP settings to factory defaults
If you forget or lose your password, use the following steps to reset all your MFP settings to factory defaults.
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