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54 Printing with Windows
The Custom drop-down list includes the following default custom settings.
Selecting 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 drop-down list.
To access the advanced settings, select Custom from the Main tab, and then
click Advanced. The window you see will depend on the Color and Custom
settings you have selected.
Color Controls This setting lets you select color matching and
image-enhancement features. See the next section below
for detailed information.
PhotoEnhance This setting lets you select image-correction settings
specially designed for scanned or digitally captured
photos. See the next section below for detailed
information.
No Color
Adjustment
This setting turns off the printer driver color management,
which is useful if you are using a color management suite
to print with ICC profiles. See "Managing Color with Profiles"
on page 218 for detailed information.
ICM This setting uses Windows color matching to automatically
adjust your printout’s colors to match the colors on your
screen. Select this setting when printing scanned
photographs or computer graphics. See the next section
below for detailed information.