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How to print in Black and White in OS X

If you need to print in black and white or in grayscale from your Mac, you might be hard-pressed to find an option to do so in the standard print window. OS X supports a number of different printers; however, besides general “quality” sliders, many of the drivers do not have an option to limit color settings. Nevertheless, you can still use a relatively straight-forward OS X feature to print a…

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One of the things I've had to do recently is to compress a PDF scan of some documents to an acceptable size. If you didn't know already, this feature is already baked into Yosemite's Preview as Quartz filter (File > Duplicate > Save > Quartz Filter > Reduce File Size). The problem is that in some instances, the filter is a bit too efficient, making some text unreadable. This brought me to Jerome Colas' excellent quartz filters which you can find in the link. If you run OSX Yosemite, you need to place the filters in your global Library whose folder you can find in your Mac's HDD (Macintosh HD/Library/Filters). Once you restart Preview, the new filters should be there under the Quartz Filter option.

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