Originally Posted by
Michael Ramsey
Specific to the printer, yes, I agree but, I don't recall ever seeing one that would have settings based on what is in the specific document / file. Again my limited knowledge here but in rdWorks as an example, you would have a red layer, blue layer and yellow layer each with their respective power and speed settings. Do print drivers for lasers have that in their settings?
Yes, that's how it works on my ULS, can't speak to all the others. Again, note that those settings are in the printer driver properties dialog: Corel knows nothing about them. No different from selecting color profile or photo print quality on my inkjet.
One can argue that having to access the properties dialog makes it a two-step process, but that's only if you're changing materials from job to job. Again, true for virtually all printers more complicated than a teletype.
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