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Using preset files
You can save your printer options to a file called a preset.
You can later open the saved preset file and use the
predefined printer options for a print job.
Using preset files eliminates specifying printer options for
each type of print job. For example, you can create a preset
file that defines the options for printing color transparencies
and use the file each time you print color transparencies.
You can later open the saved preset file and use the
predefined printer options for a print job.
Using preset files eliminates specifying printer options for
each type of print job. For example, you can create a preset
file that defines the options for printing color transparencies
and use the file each time you print color transparencies.
Saving printer options to a preset file
You can save printer and advanced image quality options to
a preset file.
1. At your PC, do one of the following:
a preset file.
1. At your PC, do one of the following:
• From the application’s File menu, click Print.
• In the Print dialog box, click Properties (or Setup).
• In the Print dialog box, click Properties (or Setup).
2. Click the Presets tab to display the Presets property
screen (see next page).
3. Under Main Controls and Advanced, set the options
you want.
4. Click Save As.