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From: Lou_Dina
Date: Tue, 20 Jan 2009 21:52

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DYP,

I'm on WinXP Pro. Currently, I have an Epson 2200 desktop printer set as my default in Windows, for letters, quick printouts, etc. When I send anything from PS, ID, IL, Acrobat, etc, I always choose my Canon iPF 6100, and of course, have all the color management settings correct.

Are you suggesting that having the 2200 set as the default mucks up the works?

Lou

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