Xerox Phaser 340 User Guide

Another user may use the downloadable color correction utility files, or the 
printer’s front panel, to change the printer’s default color correction setting.  
If this situation occurs, the prints you make through a non-supported driver 
may not print as expected.  Refer to “Sharing the printer on a network” on 
page 9-31 for details on how the color corrections interact with the driver 
settings for either supported or non-supported drivers. 

  

Some applications perform color corrections to improve screen-to-printer 
color matching.  The TekColor color correction options in the supported 
drivers adjust colors in the printer after the application has performed its 
color corrections.  

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If the application uses CIE (Commission Internationale de 
l’Eclairage) colors, the TekColor corrections will not be applied.  

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If you select a TekColor color correction option other than None in 
a supported driver, the selection may override some application 
features.  

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If you try one of the TekColor color correction options in a 
supported driver and the printed results are not what you 
expected, then select the None option and try reprinting 
your image.  

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Select the None TekColor color correction option in a supported 
driver if you are using ColorSync color matching on a Macintosh 
(see page 2-53) or host color correction in Windows (see 
page 3-44).  

To use the color corrections with a non-PPD-driven driver, (or without the 
Phaser 340 GX driver with QuickDraw GX) use the downloadable utility 
files or the printer’s front panel.