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I've often suspected changing the view to "Show Printer Colors" effects the colors printed.
Today I created a bitmap while Show Printer Colors was active and was shocked to see it was so much darker than the original, and still was after I reverted to Normal View.
I decided to do a print test on two vector squares and discovered there was a decided difference in the color results with Show Printer Colors active.
In my opinion Show Printer colors should be deactivated prior to the actual printing for the best results.
http://fasolt.mtcc.com/~mom/xsquirrel.gif
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I've often suspected changing the view to "Show Printer Colors" effects the colors printed.
Today I created a bitmap while Show Printer Colors was active and was shocked to see it was so much darker than the original, and still was after I reverted to Normal View.
I decided to do a print test on two vector squares and discovered there was a decided difference in the color results with Show Printer Colors active.
In my opinion Show Printer colors should be deactivated prior to the actual printing for the best results.
http://fasolt.mtcc.com/~mom/xsquirrel.gif
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I would've thought the function served only to preview the inevitable difference, not actually affect the output. Strange...
IMO, this is counter productive in principle. I'll have to give it a try. Thanks for the note, Judi.
Regards, Wayne
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... that does not make much sense, does it? Perhaps, they should clarify that show printer colours a little bit...
Thanks for pointing it out, Judi.
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I tried,.. don't notice a difference. My display is well calibrated though. Hm ???
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