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When I look at something on my screen and then print it on my printer...the colors are all different. Black and white is the same, but I get green instead of purple, pink and purple instead of blue, orange instead of green and so on...Help!
Make sure it's the right ink cartridge for that model printer.
Check if any of the colors is out
Try running a calibration on the printer to make sure heads are lined up properly.
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I don't know what you mean by 'set for color output', but be careful there is a way to set the printer's 'preferences' through the PS PRINT DIALOG BOX... those settings can be different than your regular printer settings. Look for it when accepting the send to printer parameters.
Setting the font type color in a Microsoft Office Word document to black will ensure that the document prints the text in black. However, if there are images, graphics or photographs within the document, they will more than likely print in color or hued colors similar to black. To ensure that the entire document prints solely in black ink, you must set the color settings on your individual printer to black-and-white
Instructions: 1.Click "File" and then "Print." To open the print dialogue box using keyboard commands, press "CTRL" and "P" simultaneously. 2.Select the printer you are using at the top of the dialogue box under "Printer" and "Name." 3.Click the "Properties" button next to the selected printer. The dialogue box that appears is different for all users, as it depends on the type of printer being used. 4.Click on a tab, button or selection box indicating "Color." Most options include high-quality color, grayscale and black cartridge only. Choosing grayscale will print the document using various shades of gray and other tones such as blue or green that match the actual hues in the document visible on the screen. A photo or picture that may look black or gray could actually have blue undertones. To print purely in black and white with no undertones, you must select either "black cartridge" or "black and white only." 5.Select "OK" to return to the Microsoft Word printer dialogue box. Press the "Print" button to print the black-and-white document.
It may be set for grayscale (black and white) in the print properties. Go into the print properties in Word and look for a color or black and white setting, either under Color Management or Advanced. Set it for color, and then print your color document.
In the Printer properties There is an option like: Print in color Print in Black and white (it may be different wording for different printers) Change it to print in B&W When you get your color cartridge remember to change it back to color - Normally it should be left in color. hope this will work for you luciana44
When you bring up the print screen, click on the printer properties tab (top right) and on this screen you will find 'use black ink only' and 'print in black and white'
Assuming you have already checked the color cartridge and ink
Type something in color and try to print Do not use the Printer Icon, instead go through the menu bar and select print On the the print dialog screen, click on the properties, Under color: options: you will have options like the following: Print in color Print in B&W Print in grayscale (Depending on the Brand of the printer, the wording may be different)
Make sure you select "print in color" option and leave it like that always. On the other hand, if you select black, all the different colors will be printed in black or gray. Hope this will work for you Good luck luciana44
Goto Control Panel > Printer and Faxes > Right Click > Printer Prefernces
(on your desired Printer)
A dialogue box will appear, now from here every printer got a bit different tabs.
Even though its too easy to find somthing like "color".
Under such tab you will find options like
Well one thing you should do is when your printing something out before you print make sue that you have selected color not black and white because most printers have a default setting to use black and white. Also make sure that you have color ink available to print.
You would need to go to your control panel, then printers, then right click on the HP5610 and then properties. Once there, you would need to look for the color setup screen. You should be able to choose something similar to: "print colors in black & white only". That is the only thing you can possibly change to force black & white printing. However, not every printer has this feature.
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