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Enhancing Print Quality
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Enhancing
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rint
Quality
Appendixes
Print Quality Settings
Several factors control the appearance of the printed page. You can
regulate how much toner the printer applies to each black dot, or
pixel, as well as the frequency and size of the dots.
regulate how much toner the printer applies to each black dot, or
pixel, as well as the frequency and size of the dots.
Each of the following sections describes a printer setting you can
change to alter the appearance of the printed document. Note that
some of these settings complement each other, while others are
mutually exclusive. See the table on page 347 for a summary.
change to alter the appearance of the printed document. Note that
some of these settings complement each other, while others are
mutually exclusive. See the table on page 347 for a summary.
1200 Image
Quality
300 dpi/PQET
(Toner Saver)
600 dpi/PQET
1200
dpi
Higher Print Quality
More Memory Required
Potentially Increased Print Time
More Memory Required
Potentially Increased Print Time
Ultimate quality mode for mixed image and
text
Preferable to 1200 image quality mode if
printed pages are to be photocopied
text
Preferable to 1200 image quality mode if
printed pages are to be photocopied
High quality pictures and images
Does not enhance text or line art
Does not enhance text or line art
Excellent general purpose
Internal reports
System printouts
Use with toner saver
when economy is most
important
System printouts
Use with toner saver
when economy is most
important
PRINT QUALITY