Selecting Presets for Printing (Mac)
You can save the settings specified in each panel of the [Print] dialog of your Mac as presets. A preset is a combination of frequently used print functions saved as a single setting. You can print with ease by simply selecting a registered preset according to your needs.
Benefits of Using Presets
Reducing effort for specifying settings
If you frequently use the same print settings, you can register the settings as a preset to eliminate the effort spent specifying the settings each time.
Preventing misprints
You can help prevent misprints occurring due to mistakes made when specifying settings.
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Required Condition
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The printer driver is installed.
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This section describes the procedure for registering two-sided black-and-white printing as a preset, and selecting the registered preset for printing.
Follow the procedures below.
Registering a Preset
Selecting a Preset for Printing
Registering a Preset
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From the [File] menu of the application software you are using to print the document, select [Print].
The [Print] dialog box is displayed.
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Select the printer to use → select the [Quality] panel.
The [Quality] panel is displayed.
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NOTE
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The appearance of the screen may differ from the one you actually see, depending on the type and version of the printer driver and the application software you are using.
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On the [Quality] panel, select [Black and White] from the [Color Mode] drop-down list.
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Select the [Finishing] panel.
The [Finishing] panel is displayed.
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On the [Finishing] panel, select [2-Sided Printing] from the [Print Style] drop-down list.
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From the [Preset] drop-down list, select [Save As].
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Enter a name, for example 'B&W/2-sided', in [Save Preset As] → click [OK].
The preset is saved.
Selecting a Preset for Printing
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From the [File] menu of the application software you are using to print the document, select [Print].
The [Print] dialog box is displayed.
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Select the printer to use → select [B&W/2-sided] from the [Preset] drop-down list.
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NOTE
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The appearance of the screen may differ from the one you actually see, depending on the type and version of the printer driver and the application software you are using.
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Click [Print].
The document is printed two-sided, in black-and-white.