A ：

① Select Text Mode for printing pure text content.

Advantages of Text Mode：

• Higher clarity: Text mode typically prints text at a higher resolution and with finer dot patterns, resulting in sharper and more defined text edges. This is ideal for printing documents, reports, theses, and other materials that are primarily text-based.
• Faster printing speed: Since text mode primarily processes simple character information, the printing speed is relatively faster, which can improve work efficiency.
• Wide range of applicable scenarios:

Document printing: Such as office documents, study materials, contracts, etc., which are mainly text-based and require clear and accurate text output.

Table printing: The text in tables needs to be clear and legible, and text mode can meet this requirement very well.

Black-and-white printing: When you only need to print black-and-white text, text mode is the best choice.

② Select Photo Mode for printing portraits, landscapes, and other types of images.

Advantages of Photo Mode：

• Better detail representation: Photo mode processes images with higher resolution and more complex algorithms, resulting in clearer details in the images, making it suitable for printing high-quality pictures.
• Suitable for complex images: For images with multiple colors and complex textures, such as portraits and landscapes, photo mode can better handle these complex image details.
• Convenient for sharing and physical display: For items such as family photos, travel landscapes, artwork, and design drawings that require precise detail reproduction, photo mode is essential.

③ Hybrid Content Printing

• Combination of Text and Images: If the content to be printed contains both text and images, it is recommended to choose the mode based on the dominant type of content. If text is the primary content, select Text Mode; if images are the primary content, select Photo Mode.
• Adjust print settings: When printing mixed content, you can also make fine adjustments through the “Print Quality” or “Print Mode” options in the print settings.

④Special Requirements

• High-resolution requirement: If you need to print high-resolution images or design drawings, you can choose Photo Mode even if the content is primarily text to ensure print quality.
• Black-and-white photo printing: If you need to print black-and-white photos, you can also choose Photo Mode to ensure better grayscale and detail representation.

By following the above methods, you can choose the appropriate print mode according to different printing needs to achieve the best print quality. If you are unsure which mode is more suitable for your needs, you can first print a test page to check the effect and then make adjustments.