Digital BW, The Print

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It was Peter Baumbach, who told me, that there has been a 
disput whether the studioprint demoCD contains generic 
profiles or not. Well, he found out, it does.
They are hidden in a folder on the CD called:
PrintEnvs.
This folder stores print environments (in which the profiles are 
integrated) for several printers. 
You just have to copy the appropriate environments for your 
printer and paper to your >studioprint10>ImportPrEnv folder on 
your HD.
After that you can choose from several environments for printing.

My first impression:
SP is awfully slow on my machine (XP 1600Mhz, 1gig RAM; 
7600), even slower than the latest piezo plug in on my 3000 was 
- if I recall that right. 
On a b&w print the grey transitions seem to be o.k., but under my 
non-normative light conditions (tungsten) I see a slight green tint 
in the 1/4 tones and a slight magenta tint in the 3/4 tones on that 
first b&w print. Under a magnifying glass the dots are rather 
colored, much more than on an IP print, maybe this is an 
explanation for that color tinting.
Well, all these findings may not be significant, because I used 
the "canned" profiles.

Thanks to all.
Bernd