PRINT-CONTROL SIZE 9 COLOR BLACK FONT 5.

HI all,
I used to get the print out from classical report. In that report we mentioned below comment.
PRINT-CONTROL SIZE 9 COLOR BLACK FONT 5.
I donot know what size means. at same time
I am getting printout which fonts are merging for particular text. how to solve it

Hi Lindamh,
When grayscale is set to off, then the printer will print in color. If high quality grayscale or black ink only is selected then the printer will only print in black.
Hope this clears things up for you, and have a nice day
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Mark,
I answered your questions in my previous post.
As you can see, the dot size is much smaller as the DPI is increased.
Of course. As I explained, the higher the halftone frequency (the standard term for which is Lines Per Inch, not Dots Per Inch); the more halftone dots per measure; therefore the smaller the dots.
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Nor is this the same thing at all as a drawing program properly providing object-level halftone settings, as does FreeHand. FreeHand lets you assign actual PostScript halftone settings at the object level. The printer's RIP builds the halftone as true halftones at print time. For example, in FreeHand, you can set an object to print as a line halftone pattern at 30 LPI, and another object to print as a diamond halftone pattern at 50 LPI. Both halftones are applied by the printer, not by actually drawing a kazillion tiny paths in the FreeHand document. This is just one of those areas in which Illustrator is still decades-deficient in providing valuable functionality.
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As a general rule, halftoning really doesn't look very good on garments anyway--especially when done by small-to-medium shops--because of the course halftone rulings required. Talented and innovative screen-centric designers and screen print houses avoid actual halftones and actual process color, and instead utilize clever hatching or stippling techniques in the artwork, often involving multiple additional inks (several greens, for example). The result is vibrant, brilliant color, because it's really rendered as posterized solid line art. Next time you're at any mainstream department store, take a look at the most brilliant T-shirt pictorials--the ones of dinosaurs and colorful fantasy images. Study them up close and you'll see they are not ordinary process or ordinary halftoning.
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