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Is it better to use unidirectional or bi-directional printing to output proofs?

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Is it better to use unidirectional or bi-directional printing to output proofs?

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Although bi-directional printing is decidedly quicker, the disadvantage is that ink is applied in two directions. This situation can cause a slight, but noticeable, banding effect. We recommend that you use unidirectional printing to output high-quality proofs and bi-directional printing for form proofs and test prints.

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