Image Control Tab; Imaging Mode - NEC 1260 - SuperScript - Printer User Manual

Chapter 3 : SuperScript Software
Output Tray
The NEC SuperScript 1260 printer has two possi-
ble paper output selections: the Main output tray
(on top) and the Face-up output tray (if installed)
or Rear slot. If you have purchased the Face-up
output tray, you will need to notify the print
driver by adding it via the Accessories tab (see
Accessories tab later in this chapter).
If the Face-up output tray has not been installed,
the button labeled "Face up tray," will be labeled
"Rear slot" instead. This output choice is useful
for thicker paper, labels, and transparencies
because the paper path runs straight through the
printer.
Note: This option is not available for
legal size paper.
The summary area at the bottom of the dialog box
reports current settings such as paper size and
source.

Image Control Tab

The settings on the Image Control tab allow you
to fine tune your image quality, and to balance
print quality and print speed. The Image Control
tab includes these controls:
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• Imaging Mode: choose the mode used to print
the job.
• Halftone features: choose the way the printer
will render graphic images and grays.
• Darkness: darken or lighten the printing of
grays in graphic images.
• Sharp Edge Technology: choose whether to
smooth both curves and diagonal lines.
Settings in the Image Control tab are described
below.

Imaging Mode

The SuperScript 1260 Windows Printer Driver can
image the page in several different ways. The
Imaging Mode area lets you fine tune your image
quality and manage the trade-off between print
quality and print speed.