4. Select Export (or Data Export) from the File menu and then select the output plug-in that matches your printer.
The imagePROGRAF Print Plug-In for Photoshop window (known below as the Print Plug-In window) is displayed.
Note
• When the color space of the input image is CMYK, it is changed to AdobeRGB for processing with
Print Plug-In. Also, Relative Colorimetric is used for the matching method.
• If the  message below is displayed  but the Print Plug-In  window is not  displayed, install the newest
imagePROGRAF printer driver and then attempt step 3.
To  install  imagePROGRAF  Print  Plug-In,  the  latest  version  of  the  imagePROGRAF  printer
driver must be installed.
• If the following message is displayed, but the Print Plug-In window is not displayed, open only one
Photoshop.
When Photoshop is running in multiple windows, the plug-in may not start.
• If the message  below  is  displayed  but  the Print Plug-In  window  is  not  displayed, convert the color
space of the image to either RGB color, grayscale, or CMYK color and then attempt step 3.
Set the color space of the image to either RGB color, grayscale, or CMYK color.
Starting from Digital Photo Professional
Follow the procedure below to start the Print Plug-In from Digital Photo Professional.
1. Start Digital Photo Professional.
2. Open the RGB color image that you want to print.
3. If required, select the print range.
Note
• Images for use with Print Plug-In are less than 6,000 pixels in width and height. Reduce the selection
range or reduce the image with processing for images more than 6,000 pixels in width and height, and
then attempt step 3.
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