• Printing Pantone Colors from a Macintosh application

• Printing PANTONE Colors from a PC/Windows application

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Printing Pantone Colors from a Macintosh application

1. Select PANTONE Colors within an application using the colors on the chart.

2. Print your document using one of the following methods:

   If you are printing from a supported driver (such as Adobe PSPrinter or Phaser 600 GX):

   Print your document with the following selections. Any other selections in the driver will cause the PANTONE Colors to print differently.

   • Set Color Correction to None.

   • Set the Print Quality to Standard.

   • Set Fusing to Cold.

   If you are not using a supported driver:

   Print your document with the following front panel selections or downloadable utility files. Any other selections will cause the PANTONE Colors to print differently.

   • Set Color Correction to None.

   • Set the Print Quality to Standard.

   • Set Fusing to Cold.

1. Select PANTONE Colors within an application using the colors on the chart.

2. Print your document using one of the following methods:

   If you are printing from a supported driver (such as Adobe PS3 for Windows 3.1 or the Windows 95 PostScript driver):

   Print your document with the following selections. Any other selections in the driver will cause the PANTONE Colors to print differently.

   • Set Color Correction to None.

   • Set the Print Quality to Standard.

   • Set Fusing to Cold.

   If you are not using a supported driver:

   Print your document with the following front panel selections or downloadable utility files. Any other selections will cause the PANTONE Colors to print differently.

   • Set Color Correction to None (front panel or utility file).

   • Set the Print Quality to Standard (front panel or utility file).

   • Set Fusing to Cold (front panel or utility file).