I hope this is the right forum to ask. I have the Subject printer and have
primarily used it for photo printing. I am trying to print Draft
spreadsheets and letters and it only prints "Fine" quality, taking very long
for each page.

I have tried all settings that I can find, naturally the "Draft" option in
the properties, but it always prints the highest quality. Has anyone else
had this problem or can anyone point me in a direction to resolve it.

I am using Windows XP Pro and just downloaded the latest drivers. I believe
that I was able to print in Draft mode earlier, but can't be sure. I am
trying to print some Quattro Pro spreadsheets and some Word Perfect letters,
but get the same results with anything.

Thanks for any help
Don Dunlap

On Wed, 8 Mar 2006 17:56:38 -0500, "Don Dunlap" <(E-Mail Removed)>
wrote:

>I hope this is the right forum to ask. I have the Subject printer and have
>primarily used it for photo printing. I am trying to print Draft
>spreadsheets and letters and it only prints "Fine" quality, taking very long
>for each page.
>
>I have tried all settings that I can find, naturally the "Draft" option in
>the properties, but it always prints the highest quality. Has anyone else
>had this problem or can anyone point me in a direction to resolve it.
>
>I am using Windows XP Pro and just downloaded the latest drivers. I believe
>that I was able to print in Draft mode earlier, but can't be sure. I am
>trying to print some Quattro Pro spreadsheets and some Word Perfect letters,
>but get the same results with anything.
>
>Thanks for any help
>Don Dunlap
>

What paper setting have you used?
You probably need to set it at Plain Paper.

Don Dunlap wrote:

>I hope this is the right forum to ask.
>
WRONG FORUM... TOO MANY IDIOTS HERE. BEST FORUWM IS WINDOES

>I have the Subject printer and have
>primarily used it for photo printing. I am trying to print Draft
>spreadsheets and letters and it only prints "Fine" quality, taking very long
>for each page.
>
>I have tried all settings that I can find, naturally the "Draft" option in
>the properties, but it always prints the highest quality. Has anyone else
>had this problem or can anyone point me in a direction to resolve it.
>
>I am using Windows XP Pro and just downloaded the latest drivers. I believe
>that I was able to print in Draft mode earlier, but can't be sure. I am
>trying to print some Quattro Pro spreadsheets and some Word Perfect letters,
>but get the same results with anything.
>
>Thanks for any help
>Don Dunlap
>
>
>
>

"irwell" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:(E-Mail Removed)...
> On Wed, 8 Mar 2006 17:56:38 -0500, "Don Dunlap" <(E-Mail Removed)>
> wrote:
>
>>I hope this is the right forum to ask. I have the Subject printer and
>>have
>>primarily used it for photo printing. I am trying to print Draft
>>spreadsheets and letters and it only prints "Fine" quality, taking very
>>long
>>for each page.
>>
>>I have tried all settings that I can find, naturally the "Draft" option in
>>the properties, but it always prints the highest quality. Has anyone else
>>had this problem or can anyone point me in a direction to resolve it.
>>
>>I am using Windows XP Pro and just downloaded the latest drivers. I
>>believe
>>that I was able to print in Draft mode earlier, but can't be sure. I am
>>trying to print some Quattro Pro spreadsheets and some Word Perfect
>>letters,
>>but get the same results with anything.
>>
>>Thanks for any help
>>Don Dunlap
>>
>
> What paper setting have you used?
> You probably need to set it at Plain Paper.

I have it set for Plain Paper. I have tried every setting I can think of,
using the obvious settings first. It may be a faulty printer, but I'm
hoping that there is something that I can do to reset everything.

Don Dunlap