Canon I6000D Printer

[Don Dunlap]

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

 

[irwell]

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.

 

[measekite]

I hope this is the right forum to ask.

WRONG FORUM... TOO MANY IDIOTS HERE. BEST FORUWM IS WINDOES

 

[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