Xerox Phaser EX7750 Leaflet

The Image Smoothing option prevents low resolution images from appearing “jaggy” 
or “blocky.” It uses an image interpolation technique that averages the color of 
individual pixels based on their neighbors. The Image Smoothing option only affects 
images. It supports all image file formats.

The Image Smoothing option is not applied to print jobs created with Adobe 

Photoshop 6 when an EPS image is saved with the Image Interpolation option set.

An output profile consists of a profile for your printer, describing its color 
characteristics. You can set a default output profile to be applied to all print jobs, or 
you can have output profiles predefined for the media types in your print jobs 
automatically applied (see 

In certain cases, you may want to customize the default output profile using the 
ColorWise Pro Tools Color Editor to achieve particular color effects (see 

). If 

you do so, the new customized output profile is applied to all data in the print job. 
Changing the output profile does not affect its associated calibration target (since the 
target is based on a printer model). You can edit D-Max values of the calibration target 
separately (see 

Use the ColorWise Pro Tools Profile Manager to download your own output profile to 
the EX7750 (see 

). Downloaded output profiles are at first associated with the 

calibration target that is tied to the default output profile. You can edit calibration 
target D-Max values separately.

If you are printing with the PostScript driver from a Windows computer and have 
enabled Two-Way Communication, the name of each downloaded or custom profile is 
represented in the Output Profile setting menu. If you are printing with the AdobePS 
driver from a Mac OS computer, downloaded or custom profiles appear as Output-1 
through Output-10. For more information about Two-Way Communication, see the 

.

This feature is not available with the PCL driver.