Question: You have to map the gamut for a printer to that of a monitor. There are colors in each gamut that do not appear in the other. Given a monitor color that can't be reproduced exactly, you could choose the printer color that is closest. Why is this a bad idea for reproducing images? Would it work for reproducing "business graphics" (bar charts, pie charts, and the like which all consist of many different large blocks of a single color)?