Dell V105 All In One Inkjet Printer - Manual (Page 34)

4. Click Preferences, Properties, Options, or Setup (depending on the program or operating system).
The Printing Preferences dialog box opens.
5. On the Print Setup tab, select Photo, and then select the dpi settings for the photo from the drop-down menu.
NOTE: To print borderless photos, click the Borderless check box on the Print Setup tab, and then select
the borderless paper size from the drop-down menu on the Advanced tab. Borderless printing is only
performed if you are using photo/glossy paper. The printout on non-photo paper contains a 2 mm margin on
all sides.
6. On the Print Setup and Advanced tabs, make any necessary changes for your document.
7. When you finish customizing your settings, click OK.
The Printing Preferences dialog box closes.
8. Click OK or Print.
9. Remove each photo after it exits the printer to prevent your photos from sticking together or smudging.
Printing Photos From the Computer
1. Turn on your computer and printer, and ensure that they are connected.
2. Load the paper. For more information, see Loading Paper .
3. In Windows Vista™:
a. Click ® Programs.
b. Click Dell Printers.
c. Click Dell V105.
In Windows
®
XP and Windows 2000:
Click Start® Programs or All Programs® Dell Printers® Dell V105.
4. Select Dell Imaging Toolbox.
The Dell Imaging Toolbox dialog box opens.
5. From the Home screen, click My Photo Album.
6. From the Folders pane, open the folder that contains your photos.
7. Click to select the photo or photos you want to print.
8. Click Photo Prints.
9. From the drop-down lists, select the print quality, paper size, and paper type settings you want.
10. To select multiple prints of a photo, or to select photo sizes other than 10 x 15 cm (4 x 6 in.), select the options
you want in the table. Use the drop-down list in the last column to view and select other sizes.
11. Click Print Now.
NOTE: Before placing your prints in a nonadhesive photo album or frame, allow sufficient time for the prints to dry
thoroughly (12 to 24 hours, depending on ambient conditions). This maximizes the life of your prints.