Printing
66 WorkCentre 7500 Series Multifunction Printer
User Guide
The sentence structure is made of three parts:
What Color to Change? provides a drop-down list to select a color or range of colors to adjust,
such as All Foliage-Green Colors.
How Much Change? lets you select how much effect to make, such as A Lot More, to the
selected color.
What Type of Change? lets you select the type of change, such as Vivid, from the drop-down
list.
As you create a Color By Words sentence, it appears in the window below the selection fields.
Color Correction provides a list of commercial press, spot color, CIE, and gray image simulations
from which you can select to match your document color.
Color Adjustments provides a set of six sliders for adjusting the individual components of the
selected colors. Use the sliders to adjust the lightness, contrast, saturation, cyan, magenta, and
yellow components of the color.
Printing Cover Pages
A cover page is the first or last page of a document. You can select paper sources for the cover pages that
are different from the source used for the body of a document. For example, you can use your company
letterhead for the first page of a document. You can also use heavyweight paper for the first and last
pages of a report. You can use any applicable paper tray as the source for printing cover pages.
Select one of these options for printing cover pages:
No Covers does not print cover pages. No cover pages are added to the document.
Front Only prints the first page on paper from the specified tray.
Back Only prints the back page on paper from the specified tray.
Front and Back: Same prints the front and back cover pages from the same tray.
Front and Back: Different prints the front and back cover pages from different trays.
After making a selection for printing the cover pages, you can select the paper for the front and back
covers by size, color, or type. You can also use blank or pre-printed paper, and you can print side one, side
two, or both sides of the cover pages.
Printing Insert Pages
You can add blank or pre-printed insert pages before page one of each document or after designated
pages within a document. Adding an insert after designated pages within a document separates sections,
or acts as a marker or placeholder. Make sure that you specify the paper to use for the insert pages.
Insert Options provides the options to place an insert After Page X, where X is the specified page, or
Before Page 1.
Insert Quantity specifies the number of pages to insert at each location.
Page(s) specifies a page or a range of pages after which you want an insert added. Separate
individual pages or page ranges with commas. Specify pages within a range with a hyphen. For
example, to add inserts after pages 1, 6, 9, 10, and 11, type: 1, 6, 9-11.
