Why CMYK is better than RGB when using for printing?
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CMYK is used for printing because it can accurately depict reflected colors (light reflects off paper). RGB is used for emitted light (tvs, monitors etc.).\n\nWhen you look at your screen you're looking at RGB, when you print the document it will look a bit off unless you make adjustments for printing via CMYK.
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The image is probably too wide.  When you print go to options (or properties) and try printing in landscape OR use the "fit to page" option.
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The high capacity cartridges hold twice as much ink.  If you print alot, they will save you money.  (If you print more than that you need to be refilling your ink or looking for a laser printer.)\n\nIf you only print occasionally, the moderate use cartridge (some call standard, starter or trial) works fine for you.  The print head will dry out before you use up the ink.\n\n§§
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Printing something????
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this experiment is when there are columns with colors written out in the coordinating color and another column with names of colors writen in different ink\nthe stroop interference effect shows that names of colors written in the same ink is easier to read than names of colors written in different ink\n\nfor example:\nred written in red ink is easier to read than\nred written in green ink\n\nhope that helps!
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Well you could do a lot of things really...But the simplest way to make a printer print faster is by reducing the print quality of whatever you're printing. If you're using Windows and go into the Control Panel you can adjust the print quality of the printer...Hope this helps!
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Impact Printers  \nWith this type of printer something strikes paper & ribbon together to form a character, like a typewriter.  \nAdvantages: Less expensive \nFast (some types) \nCan make multiple copies with multipart paper \nDisadvantages:   Noisy! \nPrint quality lower in some types. \nPoor graphics or none at all. \n\nTypes of Impact Printers\nDot Matrix   Forms characters using row(s) of pins, 9, 18, or 24 which impact the ribbon on top of the paper. Also called pin printers.\nThe more pins, the smoother-looking the characters.\n\nMost dot matrix printers have the characteristics below:\n\nA dot-matrix y & an enlargement\n \n Bi-directional - prints left to right and also right to left \nTractor feed -  uses sprockets to pull continuous-feed paper \nFriction feed - uses pressure to pull single sheets \nAdvantages:  Inexpensive \nCan do multi-copy forms \nDisadvantages:  Can be slow \nLoud\nGraphics of low quality, if possible at all.\n\nDaisy Wheel   Characters are fully formed on the "petals", like typewriter keys.  \n Advantages:  Best print quality \nDisadvantages:  Very slow - 20 to 80 cps \nOnly one font can be used at a time because you must change out the Daisy Wheel to change fonts.\n\nCannot print graphics.\n \n Chain and Band Printers   Uses characters on a band or chain that is moved into place before striking the characters onto the paper. \nAdvantages:  Very fast\n   up to 3000 lpm (lines per minute) \nDisadvantages:  Very expensive \nVery loud \n \nNon-Impact Printers  \nThis type of printer does not involve actually striking the paper. Instead, it uses ink spray or toner powder.  \n\nAdvantages: Quiet! \nCan handle graphics and often a wider variety of fonts than impact printers. \nDisadvantages:   More expensive \nSlower \n\nTypes of Non-Impact Printers\nInk Jet     Sprays ink onto paper to form characters \nAdvantages:  Quiet\nHigh quality text and graphics. Some can do color. \nDisadvantages:  Cannot use multiple-copy paper \nInk can smear \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n  \nThermal    Uses heat on chemically treated paper to form characters. Fax machines that use rolls of paper are also of this type. \nAdvantages:  Quiet \nDisadvantages:  Relatively slow \nExpensive, requiring special paper\nCannot use multiple-copy paper \n\n--------------------------------------------------------------------------------\n \nPage Printer    Works like a copy machine, using toner and a heat bar. Laser printers are in this category. \nAdvantages:  Quiet\nFaster than other non-impact printers, from 4 to 16 ppm (pages per minute) \nHigh quality print and graphics. Some can do color. \nDisadvantages:  More expensive than impact printers \nCannot use multiple-copy paper
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it's because you print of white paper and not black paper. if you remember, black is the lack of any color RGB(0,0,0), while white is the equal and complete mix of all colors RGB(1,1,1) (where gray would be RGB(0.5,0.5,0.5)). this is impossible to acheieve on white medium, because you couldn't ever obtain black (sprayin' no color at all would leave the sheet white, and spraying all colors in mixed amounts would get you white again).
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The RGB is the Red,Green,Blue factor. Hrtz and refresh rate use to and still do have an effect on these signals, that is why they are Tested, usually at a session startup. Your TV does it also, you just never see it.
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It might be copy writed check that, or check to see that your printer is set to print in color and not in black and white.
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If you are looking to print the highest quality photos your inkjet can produce, than the combination of ink and paper is very, very important.  Follow the suggestions of the manufacturer unless you want to take the time (and expense) of experimenting yourself.\n\nIf you are just asking becuase some paper is labeled laser paper and other is inkjet, and your use is typical business, then you have more leeway.  In that  case try a few and see what gives you the best results...\n\nI have used 'laser' paper in my inkjets with results that I was very please with...
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sometimes the printers have some limitations, let's say settings, which don't fit with the settings you have chosen for the page/sheet of the *.doc or *.xls. for example you set a 1.5 cm left of the page, while the printer has a 2.5 cm on the left of the page to print. the result is that on print preview or on printing you will lose a 1 cm narrow column of the text you typed. while the printer settings are very difficult to be tricked, the most common way is to change the settings of the page you work. observe exactly what the differences are (between page and print preview) and...you know the rest: file/page setup and trim everything there to be the same!
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Go to \n\nhttp://dyesubinks.com/index.php?pageto=printers.htm\n\nIt should answer your question.
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Please use the correct driver. Using a different driver won't give you the correct performace. You won't get the corect colors and the text properties in case you use a different driver.\n\nYou can download the drivers at\nhttp://www.epson.com
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If you scanned the photos and then directly printed that would be your problem.  Scanners cannot colour match properly.\n\nthe problem may also be that the black cartridge in your printer is not a true black.  In many cases the colours are used to darken and sharpen the back.   \n\nIf you are printing from a colour photo, try using a photo shop program to make the picture black and white and print with default (all colour) settings and see if that makes a difference.
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Yes.  When you select Print goto the properties of the printer and there should be an option to print in either Color or B&W
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5500K refers to the colour of the light - it is equivalent to the spectrum of light that would be given off by a perfect black body at that temperature. Note that it is not just a single frequency - it is a whole spectrum - and it is important in characterising illuminants.\n\nWhen it comes to printing inks, a different system is used. This is because colour vision "tries" to be independent of illuminant (imaging if it were not, the colour of everything would change when you went from predominantly red indoor light from light bulbs to outdoor white light). Instead, for printing reference colours are used according to a preset scale, often PANTONE.