As Derek mentions, that's another headache - the way that printers have a nasty habit of producing a print which doesn't quite look like the image on your monitor. On balance, I think I'll cope with what I've got and leave the finer adjustments to the publishing people, but I agree it is a frustrating business. You'd think that in this day and age it wouldn't be much to ask to have all monitors (and printers) capable of producing similar results... and yet...
