I use a Canon i960 and don't know if the printer dialogue box for the i560
is the same. Please read down the newsgroup postings to the thread started
by egander titled "holding printer setup and setting..." on 7/16/05. Read
my instructions and see if the setting can be held the same way as on the
i960. The key to holding a setting is to access the dialogue box, not from
the printer ikon or the "edit, print" route, but from the "start,settings,
printers". select your printer driver and follow the instructions in my
answer to egander. At the same time you should save it as a named profile
so you can access it as well during any print routine.
I must be doing something wrong. It seems that I can setup the
quality, size and orientation of a print in the dialog box, but it does
not stay (even if I select "save settings"). I endured it with my
Epson 740, but now with a Canon MP750 and its front panel controls, you
would think that the quality, size and source that you set would be
what is used when you print from an application. The only thing that
seems to default from the front panel settings is the source of the
paper. Everything else seems to stay letter size, portrait and plain
paper. Even if the front panel says 4 X 6, photo. I don't know where
you determine the normal landscape on the MP750 front panel (do you put
the 4 X 6 paper in landscape?)
Is there a way to keep the settings you set in the printer dialog box?
Is there a way to have the settings you make on the printer panel be
used by the printer driver?
Many thanks to anyone that helps me here.
Eric
