Changing the Print Quality Settings

This section lets you see and edit the print quality settings for the job.

To access the print quality settings options:

Note: The Print Quality settings are available only when the printer configuration supports it.

Using Halftone Screening to Convert the Input
You can use various halftone screening methods to convert the input.
Applying Maximum Density
During a printer calibration process, the maximum density can be changed to a lower value for one or more colors. Applying the maximum density forces the output to be at maximum density level, regardless of calibration.
Printing Black Characters over Colored Backgrounds
When white lines appear around the characters, use the Black overprint option to print the black characters over colored backgrounds.
Enhancing the Text and Line Art Quality
You can remove jagged lines from the edges of text and line art in your job.
Enhancing the Text and Graphics Quality
You can specify line thickness or remove jagged lines from the edges of text and graphics in your job.
Adjusting the Fuser Setting
If there is residual gloss when printing, you can adjust the quality to eliminate it.
Setting the Image Resolution
You can specify the output resolution in dots per inch to use when printing TIFF and JPEG jobs.
Setting the Print Resolution
You can specify the resolution in dots per inch to use when printing a job.
Setting the Raster Image Resolution
You can specify the resolution in dots per inch for rasterizing the images in the job.
Selecting the Color Correction Curve
You can preserve or change the color correction curve.