0 Windows Vista UPD-based driver in Vista (Traditional mode) Using a product-specific driver Differences: Printer Features Document Options Printer Features Edge-To-Edge Alternative Letterhead Mode Print All Text as Black Send True Type as Bitmap Graphics Mode Device Render Type Windows XP UPD Product-specific driver X X X X X Windows Vista UPD-based driver Product-specific driver X X X X X X X X X X X X Page 5 of 13 white paper Printing Shortcuts tab This tab exists only in the Windows Vista product-specific driver. Page 6 of 13 white paper Paper/Quality tab Windows XP Using HP UPD v2. 0 Windows Vista UPD-based driver in Vista (Traditional mode) Using a product-specific driver Differences · Print Quality: The UPD/UPD-based drivers have different selections available from the product-specific drivers. o o · UPD/UPD-based: Resolution settings of 600 dpi and 300 dpi. Product-specific: Economode check box. The product-specific driver in Vista does not have Print Task Quick Sets because those settings reside on the Printing Shortcuts tab. Page 7 of 13 white paper Effects tab Windows XP Using HP UPD v2. 0 Windows Vista UPD-based driver in Vista (Traditional mode) Using a product-specific driver Difference The product-specific driver in Vista does not have Print Task Quick Sets because those settings reside on the Printing Shortcuts tab. Page 8 of 13 white paper Finishing tab Windows XP Using HP UPD v2. 0 Windows Vista UPD-based driver in Vista (Traditional mode) Using a product-specific driver Difference The product-specific driver in Vista does not have Print Task Quick Sets because those settings reside on the Printing Shortcuts tab. Page 9 of 13 white paper Output tab Windows XP Using HP UPD v2...