Bill, for the moment IJC is for Mac OS only. It wouldn't hurt to let bowhaus know there is interest for a Windows version (though they are very aware of it!). Briefly: This is two pieces of software: OPM (Open PrintMaker) which actually prints to supported printers (1160, 1280, 2200, 7000 etc) and is free. And IJC (InkjetControl) which makes profiles (useable only with OPM) and costs about $200. OPM/IJC gives you control over each jet (up to 7), and is independent of any ink or paper bundles. You can adapt it to any materials of your choice. Having a densitometer is important for accurate profiles, but in a pinch, you can get there by eyball if you have an existing good grayscale. Currently it is for grayscale TIFF files only. Accepts 8 bit, prefers 16bit and 720 dpi, but lower dpi (above 360) is acceptable too. For more info and download: http://www.bowhaus.com/inkjetcontrol/ Also, we have discussed this here at length, and you can search the archives for more details. Antonis --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Bill Iverson" <wiverson@c...> wrote: > Sorry to be dense, but what is "Ink Jet Control"? Googling this > turns up nothing seemingly relevant. (I have a vague > recollection/speculation it's a Mac RIP, which wouldn't help me as > Windows user) > > Bill Iverson
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what is IJC? was: Re: ImagePrint
2003-06-01 by Antonis Ricos
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