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Chris I'm no expert but I do know that there is a difference between the way a monitor shows an image and the way a printer prints an image , it's all to do with YMYK for printers and RGB for monitors ( I think thats the right way round ) . In photoshop CS2 and I'm sure all the others you can click on the View button at the top of the screen and then the Proof Setup option and then Custom , the next window that opens is called the Customize Proof Condition and at the bottom of this window there is a tickable box Simulate paper colour . This will then show you how the image will look when you print it and you can then adjust the image accordingly , but don't save these changes after you print it because the image will not look right on screen once you have changed the settings back .
I hope this makes scenes but if not I'm sure there are a lot more better qualified people on this site that can explain it a lot better than me .
Mark
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