HP 2250 User Manual

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10-4

Print Color as Gray

Operating System

Location in Printer Driver

Windows 3.1x

Device Options, Color check box

Windows 9x

Device Options tab, printer features

Windows NT 4.0

Advanced tab, Printer Features

Windows 2000

Advanced tab, Printing Defaults, Advanced,

Printer Features

Options: On and Off
To activate grayscale printing, change the Print Color as Gray setting to

on. This overrides your color settings and prints your documents in black

and white (monochrome, grayscale). Grayscale means shades of gray,

starting with white and ending with black. When a color document is

printed in grayscale, colors are converted to their grayscale equivalents,
which means that different colors are represented as different shades of

gray. This printer can produce up to 256 shades of gray. Color images

that are printed as monochrome print faster and are easier to reproduce

on monochrome devices such as copiers and fax machines. When Print

Color as Gray is on, ALL of your documents will print as grayscale until

the setting is changed to off.

HP ColorSmart

Operating System

Location in Printer Driver

Windows 3.1x

Not available

Windows 9x

Device Options tab, printer features

Windows NT 4.0

Advanced tab, Printer Features

Windows 2000

Advanced tab, Printing Defaults, Advanced,

Printer Features

Options: Automatic and Manual
HP ColorSmart technology is a set of defaults that automatically tune

your color printer output. The HP ColorSmart defaults provide high-
quality output when colored objects (text, graphics, or images) are

printed.
Choose from the following HP ColorSmart options:
Automatic lets the printer driver optimize the color settings for text,

graphics, and images (photos). Color is optimized based on the type of

data being sent to the printer. This option automatically selects the
appropriate color settings for the document you are printing. This

provides you with screen-matched or WYSIWYG color output without

any changes to the printer driver. The automatic setting is best for most

applications.
Manual lets you adjust the color control independently for printed text,
graphics, and images. The color options are vivid or screen match.

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