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Publisher cannot print this publication. To print composite CMYK or separations, you must use a printer driver that is set to output PostScript language level 2 or later.
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PS license is sold separately as an option for the Sharp Copier. You can contact your Authorized dealer. Or use a PCL6 or PCL4 Driver. If you are having issue printing from a mac then depending on the version you will need postscript, or an aftermarket PCL generic Driver made for macs.
Do the colour prints when printing RGB look all right?
If so, the printer is working.
What sort of CMYK are you trying to print? CMYK EPS prints, maybe?
If so, the the fault is one of not using the correct software; the printer is working, it is just not interpreting the encapsulated PostScript to reproduce a CMYK image. Use different software capable of reading CMYK EPS files. Photoshop is one such piece of software.
Double check that none of your printer's jets is blocked (test page!) and convince Print Shop and your printer's settings that your process colors are the ones in the printer, e.g. RGB or CMYK versus CKMY, 7-color, etc.
This is a Postscript error. You may be using a Postscript driver on the printer. Or else you are printing PDFs which are not true Postscript. likely made by a postscript "compatible" software.
Try loading a PCL driver for the printer. This will work just as well if not better than a postscript driver. You may find it faster.
Check lexmark website under support andd downloads for an alternative driver for the printer, also considering your operating system.
If you are printing PDFs or postscript files, the PCL driver may help there also.
I had the exact same problem and couldnt figure out what was going on...but I had a freak fix. I don't know how, but when I installed disc 4 (Picture It! 2000 Setup and Picture Disc) and disc 5 (Additional Art), I was able to access the program again. Hope this helps!
HI there i have the same printer and for accurate color i follow this steps:
1 - First publicate you work in a pdf file whit high quality
2 - Go into adobe Acrobat (profesional not reader only) and pres print
3 - Then you have to select in advanced settings and select icc profile "sRGB ..."
4 - You´ll notice that the colors are very real. No oversaturated and the real deal are the fonts that prints correctly in border even if they are very small (- 6 pt.).
5 - RECOMENDATION: For intense black use a compost one 100% in every color or select in the color palette the one at the end of the palette
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