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Printer / Using the Printer Software for Macintosh

Making the Media Type settings
Using the Automatic setting
Using Photo Enhance Mode
Using the Custom Mode
Using the Advanced settings
Changing the page setup
Defining a custom paper size

You will find the printer driver settings in the following dialog boxes.

• Print dialog box (click Print on the File menu of your application or click Options in the Page Setup dialog box)

• Page Setup dialog box (click Page Setup on the File menu of your application)

• Layout dialog box (click the Layout button in the Print dialog box)

• Background Printing dialog box (click the Background Printing button located in the Print dialog box)

• Preview dialog box (click the Preview button and then click Preview in the Print dialog box)

The settings are arranged to give you four levels of control over the printer driver, as explained below.

In addition to making groups of settings that affect overall print quality, you can also change page setup and layout using the Page Setup and the Layout dialog boxes. For information on page setup options, see Changing the page setup. For information on page layout options, see Modifying the Layout.

Making the Media Type settings

The Media Type setting determines what other settings are available, so you should always make this setting first.

In the Print dialog box, select the Media Type setting that matches the paper loaded in the Stylus Scan. Find your paper in the list below, then select a corresponding Media Type setting (shown in bold). For some kinds of paper, there are several Media Type settings to choose from.

Plain Paper

360 dpi Ink Jet Paper

Photo Quality Ink Jet Paper

Matte Paper-Heavyweight

Photo Paper

Photo Quality Glossy Film

Ink Jet Transparencies

Using the Automatic setting

When Automatic is selected as the Mode setting in the Print dialog box, the printer driver takes care of all detailed settings based on the current Media Type and Ink settings. To make the Ink setting, click Color to print in color, or Black to print in black-and-white or grayscale. To make the Media Type setting, see Making the Media Type settings.

Using Photo Enhance Mode

The Photo Enhance option provides a variety of image-correction settings that you can apply to your photo images before printing. Photo Enhance does not affect your original data.

If you are printing photos taken with a digital camera, you can also select the Digital Camera Correction check box to give your printed images the smooth, natural appearance of photographs taken with a film camera.

The Photo Enhance mode provides the following settings.

Using the Custom Mode

The Custom Settings list lets you make a wide range of changes. In this list, you'll find ready-made settings provided by EPSON designed to match a particular kind of printout, such as graphs and charts for a presentation or images taken by a digital camera.

You can also create your own settings and add them to this list. See Using the Advanced settings.

The Custom Settings list includes the following ready-made settings.

Follow these steps to select a custom setting.

Using the Advanced settings

The Advanced settings give you complete control over your printing environment. Use these settings to experiment with new printing ideas, or to fine-tune a range of print settings to meet your individual needs. Once you are satisfied with your new settings, you can give them a name and add them to the Custom Settings list.

Making settings

Saving and deleting your settings

To save your Advanced settings as a group, click Save Settings in the Advanced dialog box. The Custom Settings dialog box appears.

Type a unique name (up to 16 characters) for your settings in the Name box, and click Save.

You can save up to 10 groups of settings. You can select your saved group of settings from the settings list in the Print dialog box.

To delete a setting, select the setting in the Custom Settings dialog box and click Delete.

Using your saved settings

To select your settings, click the Custom button in the Print dialog box, then select your setting from the Custom Settings list, located below and to the right of the Custom button.

If you change the Media Type or Ink option when one of your customized settings is selected in the settings list, the selection shown in the list changes to a new custom setting. The customized setting that was previously selected is not affected by this change. To return to the previously selected custom setting, simply select it from the list again.

Changing the page setup

In the Page Setup dialog box, you can change the paper size, specify the orientation of your printout, and adjust the printable area.

Choose Page Setup from the File menu of your application. The Page Setup dialog box appears.

You can change the following settings.

Defining a custom paper size

If your paper size is not included in the paper size list in the Page Setup dialog box, follow the steps below to define a custom paper size.

You can define up to 30 paper sizes. The paper size names you create will appear in the Paper Size menu in the Page Setup dialog box.

To delete a custom paper size, click Customize in the Page Setup dialog box, select its name from the list in the Custom Paper dialog box, and click Delete.