baz67
04-11-2006, 10:02 AM
This is on Photoshop 7.0 with Windows XP Pro.
Somehow my print color settings have been messed up and I do not know how to fix it. What I am trying to do is add text to a .pdf file that is not formated to do so in reader. I can open the .pdf file in photoshop and get a acceptable resolution. I then add text where I need to and save as a .jpg. The first two pages printed fine, just like the preview. The next day I went to finish and now everything that I try to print that has been touched by photoshop or has some sort of photo extension prints with a blueish/blue-green tinge to it even though the preview looks fine. I tried to open these files and print from Word, Photoshop Elements and MS Picture It and they all print the same. I scanned some pics and documents and they do the same thing. If I print it directly from reader or a previously created Word document they print fine. It seems to be the way the printer reads the file. The printer is a Epson Photo 820. What should the settings be? Any ideas would be of great help.
Somehow my print color settings have been messed up and I do not know how to fix it. What I am trying to do is add text to a .pdf file that is not formated to do so in reader. I can open the .pdf file in photoshop and get a acceptable resolution. I then add text where I need to and save as a .jpg. The first two pages printed fine, just like the preview. The next day I went to finish and now everything that I try to print that has been touched by photoshop or has some sort of photo extension prints with a blueish/blue-green tinge to it even though the preview looks fine. I tried to open these files and print from Word, Photoshop Elements and MS Picture It and they all print the same. I scanned some pics and documents and they do the same thing. If I print it directly from reader or a previously created Word document they print fine. It seems to be the way the printer reads the file. The printer is a Epson Photo 820. What should the settings be? Any ideas would be of great help.