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Calibrating a printer
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There was an article in Leisure Painter some time back on a method to ensure a scanned painting would, when printed, come out something like the original. I am fairly relaxed using computers but the article left me confused. I use PhotoImpact 12 and the User Guide also leaves me confused. I often print my paintings for my wife to use in greeting cards and I wonder if members of the Forum can offer any advice how I can get printed watercolour colours something like the originals.
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