--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Tom OConnell" <tomoc@y...> wrote: > > > > Sure. As long as you have OS X 10.2 Jaguar. I haven't tried > Panther yet but > > I expect it to work -- if not I'll be figuring why not :) > > > > > Hi Roy- > > I'll be very interested to hear if this is true for you...I don't > have mac, but have been reading an incessantly whiney thread in the > IP forum and Colorbyte has answered it with a complaint that Panther > is so radically different from Jaguar, they need to do massive > reworking of the drivers... > > Wonder if you will confirm or expose the concept... > > cheers, > > Tom O'Connell Hi Tom, I don't have Panther running on my machine yet, but I have done some sleuthing to find out some of the printing issues with Panther. The basic printing system is very much the same in Panther and it was in Jaguar. Briefly its based on a thing called CUPS (Common Unix Printing System) which automatically connects whatever programs are needed to handle all image formats, networking, device drivers etc. As far as QuadToneRIP is concerned what I've found is that the calibration mode that worked in Jaguar does not work correctly in Panther. This is a somewhat unorthodox CMYK trick I used to print each ink separately on one page. The regular usage of printing grayscale appears to work just fine using exactly the same curves/profiles. Why ImagePrint doesn't work on Panther I don't know. I can't see why it should be hard to upgrade, but again I don't know. Roy
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Re: digital prints vs. wet prints
2003-11-10 by Roy Harrington
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