The phrase "color documents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to documents that are printed or displayed in color rather than in black and white.
Example: "Please ensure that all color documents are printed in high quality for the presentation."
Alternatives: "colored documents" or "documents in color".
The fact that it can scan photos and other color documents ought to make it even more desirable.
Xerox has created printers that compete better on cost and size, including the introduction this month of copiers that lower the cost of printing color documents.
With its new ColorQube solid ink systems, Xerox says it can pull the average cost of color documents down to about 3 cents a page.
After years of research, Xerox will release the first in a new series of large machines this month that it claims will change the economics of printing large volumes of color documents at offices.
Specifically, our new algorithm still starts by performing a hard decision for the neutral/color classifier, in order to avoid any misclassifications of color documents as mono.
Full color documents are scanned at 600 DPI and multiple user profiles for certain documents lets you multi-task while the S300 does its thing.
Traditionally, printer makers have charged big corporate customers a per-page fee for printing services: up to 8 cents a page for a color document and less than 2 cents a page for black-and-white.
This service can be pricey a 10-page color document prepared in a folder can cost upwards of $50.
Color copier are significantly more expensive and malfunction more often than black and white copiers.[3] If you only need the occasional color document, consider a cheaper hybrid copier.
A hybrid industry is being born, fed by the widespread use of color in documents, the ease with which people can download image-laden documents from the Web, and the rising use of scanners, digital cameras and software that let people route photographs to printers and copiers.
Color in documents appeals to the eyes, provides shortcuts and clues for the mind, and just plain gets attention.
