Question about Canon PIXMA Office Equipment & Supplies
i'm using the canon software, it came out nicely. any idea about that? Many times its set to CMYK by default even though you have a RGB printer. Make sure the document color is set to RGB and not CMYK
Question about Canon PIXMA Office Equipment & Supplies
...language level 2 or later. your printer and it's driver is not PostScript capable. what you can do is, change your Publisher document setting to RGB, all inkjets use RGB. CMYK is used by Printing ...
Question about Canon PIXMA Office Equipment & Supplies
...cmyk color settings in what I think is an rgb environment? Hi, Thanks for posting in FixYa. Please check for the printer setting, if it is set for Fast Draft, Make it Best or Normal. Also check for ...
...RGB or Gray. I need to print CMYK as I'll need to print separations when I prepare stuff to send to a commercial printers. I've noticed that I don't have the option to select a ppd in my print menu. ...
...change from RGB to YMCK? For optimum printing results change your cartridge not long after the printer is reporting low ink levels. Printer cartridges print in CMYK (Cyan, Magenta, Yellow &
cmyk and rgb but all outputs have fine white lines no matter what I do. Please help. Either one of the print heads are bad or a cartridge. This is what causes that problem. I know it is a hassle but I
...RGB on your monitor, and translating to CMYK for print. not an easy or simple translation. www.adobe.com under the photoshop section and support, has some useful information on managing this ...
...CMYK, ITS PRINT ONLY RGB< WHAT TO DO, I HAD MAIL MORE THAN 5 TIMES, ALSO COMPLAINT TO MANAGER, STILL NO REPLY, WHAT TO DO? Do the colour prints when printing RGB look all right? If so, the printer is ...
Question about Canon PIXMA Office Equipment & Supplies
... You are printing a pictures that was made in RGB mode (red green blue). You need to convert this picture to CMYK which is how printers print. See how here: ...
Question about Canon PIXMA Office Equipment & Supplies
...RGB, not CMYK. A series of gradients with the green component going from, say, half way to maximum, and other components in various combinations, like R0 B0, R10 B0, R20 B0,... then R0 B10, R10 B10, ...
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