HOMEManage colorsAdjusting the Image QualityRegistering Alternative Colors (Changing CMYK colors to different CMYK colors)Applying alternative colors for printing using the printer driver (Changing CMYK colors to different CMYK colors)

Color Adjustment
- Overview of Color Adjustment
Color Matching: Fitting to the Target Colors
- About Color Matching
- Executing Color Matching
Color Management: Stabilizing Color Reproducibility
Adjusting the Image Quality
- Executing Controller Calibration
- Executing Advanced Controller Calibration (Exact Color)
- Executing Advanced Controller Calibration (G7)
- Registering the Output Profile (Printer Profile)
- Color Validation
- [Spot Color]: Printing in special colors
- Registering Alternative Colors (Changing RGB colors to CMYK colors)
- Registering Alternative Colors (Changing CMYK colors to different CMYK colors)
- [Tone Curve]: Adjusting the brightness and contrast
- Configuring Color Default Settings
- Registering a Color Configuration
- Changing the Screen

Applying alternative colors for printing using the printer driver (Changing CMYK colors to different CMYK colors)

You can apply the registered alternative colors for printing.

Open the original data with the application, and then click Print on the File menu.
Example: Sample B (B_sample.pdf) is used.
Select the printer to use for printing and click Properties.
Click the Management tab, and then click Manual Settings.
- supplementary explanationIf the Management tab is not displayed, click to switch the tab display.
Select a table in Optional Settings, and then click OK.
On the Print screen, enter the Copies and click Print. After printing, check the results.
Check that the specified original CMYK color has been replaced by the corresponding alternative color.
Example: The color changes from navy to red.
- supplementary explanationIt is recommended that frequently used color output settings be registered in the color configuration. (Refer to About Color Configuration.)