If the color isn’t important in your document or image, you can print it using the Black/Grayscale option to conserve your color ink cartridges. This can be especially economical if you’ve installed an extra-high capacity black ink cartridge.
Note:
Some color ink will still be used during printing and to perform routine maintenance, such as print head cleaning.
Some color ink will still be used during printing and to perform routine maintenance, such as print head cleaning.
You can select the Black/Grayscale option only when printing on plain paper, matte paper, or envelopes. This setting is not recommended for printing black-and-white photos.
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Select Black/Grayscale.
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Tip:
If you often print in black/grayscale, you can create a shortcut option with this setting turned on. Or you can change the printer’s default print settings so that black/grayscale is turned on all the time (you can still turn off this setting from within a program to print in color).
If you often print in black/grayscale, you can create a shortcut option with this setting turned on. Or you can change the printer’s default print settings so that black/grayscale is turned on all the time (you can still turn off this setting from within a program to print in color).