Color Printing

1. In PhotoShop, from the File menu, select Page Setup.
   1. Click Printer:
      1. Set Name to the network print queue for your output device.
      2. Click OK to return to the Page Setup dialog.
   2. Under Paper, set Size to your page size.
   3. For a custom page size:
      1. Set Size to PostScript Custom Page Size.
      2. Click Printer.
         1. Click Properties next to the printer name.
            1. Click Advanced.
               1. Next to Paper Size, click Edit Custom Page Size.
                  1. Select the units you want to use.
               2. Specify the Width and Height of the custom page.
            2. Click OK to return to the Advanced Properties dialog.
         2. Click OK to return to the Properties dialog.
   1. Click OK.
2. Click OK to return to the Page Setup dialog.
   1. Click OK.
3. From the File menu, select Print:
   1. Under Printer, set Name to the network print queue for your output device.
   2. Select the page range and number of copies you want to print.
   3. Click Properties next to the printer name.
      1. Click Advanced.
         1. Set Print Quality to the resolution of your output device. If the resolution is not available, select the next highest value.
         2. Under Image Color Management, set ICM Method to ICM Disabled.
         3. Set TrueType Font to Download as Softfont.
         4. Under PostScript Options:
            1. Set PostScript Output Option to Encapsulated PostScript (EPS).
            2. Set Postscript Language Level to 3.
         5. Under Printer Features:
            1. Set ICC Output Profile to None.
            2. To print the file automatically, set After Spooling to Send.
            3. To verify the print mode and profile settings before printing the file, set After Spooling to Hold.
            4. To keep the output file in the queue on the server after printing, set After Output to Hold.
         6. Click OK to return to the Properties dialog.
      2. Click OK to return to the Print dialog.
   4. Click OK to print.