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I did something the other day that I don't quite understand. Whenever I have printed pictures on Photopaper and chose "Best" for the quality the pictures are perfect; meaning that they matched print and screen. So just for the hell of it, I chose Photo paper and Best, but printed it on my card stock that I used before. To my amazement the prints came out better than when I did the same PDF but chose normal quality or draft quality using for the same stock. I don't understand how putting more ink would cause better results. Any explanation?
Rusty
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