> Dear List, > > I'm printing several images (pasted into one file) onto one sheet of paper > and am curious to know if there is a way to prevent the printer trying to > print 'white' in the white space surrounding each image. In effect I'm > getting a very light gray, and from certain angles just looks like dirty > paper! > > For the record, I'm using an 1160 printer and OSX 10.2.2. > > Thanks, > > Paul Debois
Paul, I've just got rid of that problem using the same printer and OS as you. Assuming you are using Photoshop... I changed my colour settings from a colorsync workflow to working space Adobe1998, and engine to adobe (it was apple). My print dialogue box uses the custom profile, perceptual, bpc checked. What you have set at the moment may be different from mine, but the solution is in there somewhere. Its not anything to do with flattening the image etc. It could of course be your printer profile, try having a plain white document, doing a convert to profile to your printer's profile then checking that the numbers are still all 255. Good Luck Dave Greenwood =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
