The images in on my computer screen do not match the images coming out of the printer.

there is a problem with your ink cartridge, you must replace it.

The colors on your computer monitor might differ from the device output. Select Screen Match in the Color tab of the printer driver.

For most users, the best method for matching colors on your screen to your printer is to print sRGB colors. The printer uses sRGB and automatically optimizes color output.

resolution issue. reset the settings to factory default. if that doesn't solve it, make sure the resolution on the projector matches what is on the computer. and it should take mac ok. also check the cable.

By too much red I presume you mean that the print is much redder than the image on the screen.
It's a perennial problem, matching what you see on the screen to what comes out of the printer.
The first thing you need to do is make sure that your monitor is showing accurate colours in the first place. Once that is done you need to experiment with printer profiles to get as close a match on the printed paper. However. It's not that simple, as different paper types, different paper manufacturers, different ink types and different printer models all add their own spanner in to the works.
Sometimes you can be lucky and your monitor may be reasonably accurate out of the box, and similarly you may have picked the right paper ink combination for your printer - it does happen, but there's a small industry out there based on getting those matches right - in the print world it's vital that what you see is what you get.
There isn't room here to tell you how to do it, so I suggest that you google more specific websites for proper instructions.

Check reg key:

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOTLocal SettingsSoftwareMicrosoftWindowsShellMuiCache

value name: @%SystemRoot%System32SnippingTool.exe,-15052

value data: Capture a portion of your screen so you can save, annotate, or share the image.

Assuming that your printer drivers have been loaded correctly to your computer it is likely that the ink cartidges are the cause of the problem. They are either dirty or low on ink (a particular colour if you have multiple cartridges). Have you tried someone else's printer perhaps?

try printing a test page. Make sure you have the right driver for your printer. Make sure all connection are secure and tight.

Have you had the picture printed at a local photo lab. Try that and see if it's your computer/printer matching.

You may have to see if the Camera is set for Adobe RGB (or RGB) and your computer/printer is set for Adobe RGB or sRGB. These need to match. There's a new world with color matching that the point and shoot don't do.


Hope this helps. I could regurgitate all about Color Matching, but why when someone else has it all written out.

Yes, the Stylus Digital supports this easy-to-use high quality printing feature. Print Image Matching technology ensures that PIM-enabled digital cameras and printers work together perfectly to produce the best possible prints.

PictBridge is a specification that allows for direct printing between various brands of digital still cameras and printers without the need of a computer.