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I’ve found that when trying to print small white type on dark colorful backgrounds, the ink tends to want to bleed into the type. A graphic artist I know told me that the trapping option in Photoshop can correct this problem to some extent.
The file I am trying to print is a TIFF cd-face (which you peel off and stick on the CD) and the paper is glossy.
What "trapping" value would you recommend to help with the printing? How does this work?
I am printing 6-7pt white text on black background, from a home PC onto an HP Deskjet 930c.
The file I am trying to print is a TIFF cd-face (which you peel off and stick on the CD) and the paper is glossy.
What "trapping" value would you recommend to help with the printing? How does this work?
I am printing 6-7pt white text on black background, from a home PC onto an HP Deskjet 930c.
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