Digital BW, The Print

ah yes, I heard that apple users were blessed with the option to export the data as a CSV file.  One more reason to get a mac I suppose.  Looks like windows user need excel 2007 and newer for the IMPORTXml function.  going to try my luck with OpenOffice next.  

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Terry Ritz <t.ritz@...> wrote:
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> On 10-12-30 10:04 PM, "Yan" <ylucille@...> wrote:
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> > I've been happy linearizing my QTR curves with the LAB values in my Colormunki
> > "palettes".  I have been typing the LAB values manually into Excel though.
> > Whats the smart way to open Lab values in excel with exported colormunki
> > readings?  the only file format that Colormunki Design seems to export in is
> > "Cxf2".  whatever that is...opening that in excel is not pretty
> 
> I have CM Photo and using the ColorPicker I can export my readings to a CSV
> file. Excel will open the CSV file and it's than an easy matter to
> copy/paste the Lab values into the QTR file (I'm on a Mac). A text editor
> would also work, but it would be more cumbersome.
> 
> Terry.
>