4. e-Filing-specific Adjustments

‰Explanation

If a full-color image is printed on a client PC and stored in the e-Filing box (Print to Box), it will be optimized for printing on paper. This is the reason why the image stored in the e-Filing box looks slightly different in the color balance from the original displayed on the computer monitor. Change the "Image Quality Type" setting on the printer driver, in order to minimize the difference in the color balance and closely match the color balance of the image stored with that of the original.

*Please remember that the e-Filing functions are available only on the Windows platform, and not on the Macintosh or UNIX platform.

‰Procedures

*Both the service technician and the user can perform all adjustments.

Print to Box

PCL5c

PS3

XPS

* This adjustment will have an effect only on the image stored in the Auto mode or

the Color mode.

 

 

 

 

(1) Open the property page of the printer driver. Select "General" from among the "Image Quality Type" options in the Image Quality tab.

*"General" allows the image to be stored in colors, which are closely matched with the original, compared to the other Image Quality Type options.

‰Caution after the adjustment

Nothing in particular.

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6520c, 5520c specifications

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