28 Printing Without a Computer
Note: See “Printing Special Layouts” on page 38 for additional layouts.
5. If you’ve selected a single photo for printing (Print Mode is set to One, as described on
page 24), you can print multiple sheets of your selected layout. Enter the
Copies menu,
then select from 1 to 100 copies. (You can also use
Copies if you’ve selected All as your
Print Mode.)
If you’ve selected a set of photos for printing, or if you’re using DPOF, the number of
pages required to print the photos is automatically determined (it’s displayed as
Pages
next to the
Copies setting); you cannot change this setting.
6. To adjust the quality of your printout, enter the
Quality menu. Choose from these
settings (some of them may not be available, depending on your selected Paper Type):
■ Normal: for the fastest print speed; good for drafts
■ High: for photo-quality output
■ Super High: for the highest quality output; takes a little longer, but recommended
for photo-lab quality
7. If you like, you can make further changes before printing. See “Touching Up Your
Photos” on page 33, “Cropping and Sizing Your Photos” on page 35, and “Adding Crop
Marks and Photo Information” on page 37.
8. Press the
Print button. Your print job begins printing.
You can prepare up to four additional print jobs while your first one is printing. You can
select different photos to print, but you can’t change the paper size or type, or select a
layout that requires using a different paper size or type. If you want to print on different
paper, wait until the printer has finished printing.
Note: To cancel a print job while printing, press the Cancel button.
Keep your pictures and unused paper away from high temperatures and humidity and out of
direct sunlight. See page 16 for more information about storing and displaying your pictures.
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