Epson Stylus Photo 2200 defective print menu in Mac X

My print menu on my Epson 2200 suddenly changed in Mac X. It's added a dither algorhythm choice and a complex DPI menu. I don't like it, it screws up my photos and I would like to get rid of it. I have taken everything that makes reference to printer off the harddrive but it's still there. I have reinstalled, uninstalled, installed again the print drivers on the disk to no avail. I cannot get rid of this menu. The one I had before was a pain but a less complicated one and my photos printed beautifully. I might mention it is not the printer as if I go to Mac 9 with it's perfect menu, the photos print beautifully also. Anyone had this problem and, if so, what'd they do. Epson Technical help was confounded and gave up on me. What do I need to get rid of to start all over? Thanks

You indicated in your first post that you have been installing, removing, etc. Let's try a fresh start.
We'll do some clean up. Open Printer Setup Utility and delete any printer queues you have set up for the Epson 2200. Quit Printer Setup Utility
Now go to the /Library/Printers folder and delete the Epson folder if there is one present. Next go to the /Library/Receipts folder and delete the "EpsonPrinterDriver.pkg" and the "SP2200 18a.pkg". You may only have one of these files or you may have both.
You can now start a fresh installation process of the printer driver. I would recommend that you use the latest driver from the Epson site. It is listed as the "Printer Driver v1.8aAs". When you unpack the download, you will find that it places a folder "epson11019" on your Desktop. Inside this folder will be a disk image that contains the actual installer for the drivers. Run the installer.
Now it's time to add your printer(s). We need to go back to your Desktop. As you unpacked the Epson download, a PDF file "OS X booklet.pdf" was also placed on your Desktop. Open this file. It will give you a pictorial guide on how to add your printer in OS X 10.3.x. Open Printer Setup Utility. The short version is that you open Printer Setup Utility; highlight your printer if it appears; click on the Add icon and highlight your printer; use the pop up menu to select EPSON USB or EPSON FIREWIRE; select the paper format you want to add; click Add to add the printer.
You do not need Easy Print for your printer driver to work. Depending on the applications your are running, it may provide some extra measure of "ease of use". It should be noted however that this Easy Print is more a utility program that will only add enhancements if the application you are using is written to take advantage of the Easy Print software.
It is only the Gimp-Print drivers that have the choices for "dither" et al. The Epson drivers are similar to those used in OS 9.x. To get at these settings, look for "Print Settings" in the Copies & Pages pop up menu.
Matt
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