>>Have you set a color profile under desktop "properties/settings/advanced/color management", or is that what you meant when you said you tried different color settings for the printers. There should be a profile that matches your screen.
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>The settings that I changed were those that were in the printer properties.
>The photos diplay on the screen correctly. They just don't print correctly.
>Do the color settings for the screen have anything to do with printing?
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>>>I have a VFP program that displays ID Photos and also prints ID cards. The skin color displays properly but doesn't print properly. The cards are printing with too much red in the faces. I have tried 3 different printers (HP Color Laser Jet 3600, Konica Minolta MC2450 and Konica Minolta MC5440DL). I have tried different color settings for the printers. I even tried printing to CutePDF and then printing. The PDF looks fine, the printout looks reddish.
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>>>Sure could use a solution.
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>>>John Dilks

Trying to think back on this, I think I steered you wrong. The colour profiles are for the monitor. The printer comes with a colour profile that you can use to set your monitor to the same colours the printer uses. Sorry about that, but yes, I had it backward. Mea culpa.