I can't financially, but mentally I retired already. What 60-year careers could look like: thank you! I am ready to retire right now. Full Stop! Ready to work until you are 80? IT & Tech Careers Have someone had a problem like this or know what can cause this? But I don't know why now it stopped working and this is how the guys have printed for the past 8 years?
I have done some googling, but the only thing I found out was that Windows Photo Viewer can't do color management and I assume thats why if the " Application managed colors" option is used it prints darker. When printing out of something like IrfanView you can select the "Printer Managed Colors" option and prints fine. When printing to the HP Z6100 DesignJet, we normally use the setting "Printer Managed Colors". When printing out of Windows PhotoViewer the " Application managed colors" option is defaulted and when you select the "Printer Managed Colors" and click OK it goes back to " Application managed colors" and prints dark. I have attached screenshots of the issue I'm having and don't know whether a windows update or something else could cause the limitation. They print out of Windows PhotoViewer as it is quick and easy, but since last week the prints came out very dark (red comes out maroon).I have tried every thing to find out what the problem is and finally pinpointed Windows PhotoViewer to cause the dark printing. The guys are working on Photoshop CS6 and normally creates JPG images of the PSD file to print. In our Graphics design studio we have windows 7 64bit machines and we do ourlarge format printing on a HP Z6100 Designjet.
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