Corel Painter Help : Printing images : Printing your work
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Printing your work

In Corel Painter, you can choose various preferences for printing images. The preferences that you choose depend on several factors: the type of output device to be used, whether the printed output will be in color or in black and white, and whether you are printing separations.

You can also print an image to a file, so you can send the file to a print service provider for printing.

To set printer properties Back to Top
To print an image Back to Top

 

You can also
 
Print a grayscale version of the image
Choose the Painter 13 tab, and enable the Print Grayscale check box.
Print to a non-PostScript printer
Choose the Painter 13 tab, and enable the Color QuickDraw (Mac OS) or GDI Printing (Windows) option.
Print an image to a color PostScript device
Choose the Painter 13 tab, and enable the Color PostScript option.
Print separations
Choose the Painter 13 tab, and enable the Separations option.
The output consists of four pages, one each for cyan, magenta, yellow, and black. You can print separations from Corel Painter with PostScript devices, including high-resolution imagesetters. Corel Painter places a color bar, registration marks, and the color name on each of the four separated plates.
Print an image to a black-and-white PostScript laser printer
Choose the Painter 13 tab, and enable the B & W PostScript option.
To print to a file Back to Top
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