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Evaluating Color Laser Printer-Copiers

EVALUATE IMAGE QUALITY, cont.

Use different kinds of media

With some color printers, color may change depending on the media you use. The quality may lessen

with different paper textures, like cover stock or transparencies. And in creative environments, the last

thing you want to do is reject an idea because you can't execute it properly. So test out different kinds

of media to ensure consistently terrific color output.

The DocuColor 240 / 250 was made with the creative professional in mind – to expand your options, rather

than limit them. This device enables you to print on a wide range of papers – up to 110 lb Cover / 300 gsm

– including transparency, synthetic, recycled, coated, DocuCard™ and more. And it handles media sizes

as small as postcard, all the way up to tabloid and 13 x 19 in. / SRA3 sized paper.

Xerox offers the broadest portfolio of Digitally Optimized paper and

specialty media under one brand, making it easy for you to maximize

the capabilities of the DocuColor 240 / 250. Whether you need to create

and print a customized newsletter, brochure, transparency, label, ID card,

or durable document, Xerox paper and specialty media is your

best choice.

Check source file compatibility

Can the printer handle all the versions of PCL

Some popular graphic applications depend on true PostScript compatibility for the best color quality

and most accurate proofing capability.

No matter what application you're using, Xerox has you covered. The DocuColor 240 / 250 with the EFI

bustled controller offers true Adobe

out the way you it expect it – wonderfully. The Splash RPX-i option also supports Adobe PostScript 3.

D O CU CO L O R 2 4 0 / 250 EVA LUATOR G UIDE

or Adobe

PostScript

Postscript

and PCL

that the software might produce?

emulation, so everything you print turns