Fine-tune your inkjet photo printer

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Good paper means great pics

The right paper makes a difference, so for optimal results, use the type specified by the printer manufacturer. Also, make sure you specify the paper type in the printer's setup dialog box. Although you can use inexpensive paper for checking margin settings and general layout, sooner or later you'll need to use that high-quality (and costly) paper to verify your color settings. But you don't need to waste a full sheet for each test. Cut a letter-size sheet in half, then set your printer for a custom size of 5.5x8.5 inches.



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