Digital BW, The Print

I think that one  needs to print from an OSX application to access the 
OSX printers like QTR.

By the way, I've just started using QTR a couple days ago.

While I found the enclosed instructions somewhat hard to decipher, I 
now think I've got it down.
And the prints are the best inkjet B&W I've ever made. Much better 
smoothness and tonal scale than the old piezo plug-in on my 1160 using 
MIS FS inks.

And even without a densitometer, I can make curves myself for any 
paper. (I practiced on plain paper). And they are better on my printer 
than the Piezo plug-in ever was.
If I had a densitometer, they'd be spot on every time I think.

Thanks Roy for all your work on this software. It's a great solution.

Perhaps we could post to the archives a more user friendly, step by 
step, instruction manual for QTR.
I might give it a go when I get more familiar with the process.

-bruce

On Thursday, November 20, 2003, at 11:57 AM, 
DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com wrote:

> Message: 25
>    Date: Thu, 20 Nov 2003 19:57:27 -0000
>    From: "johngeyles" <jge@...>
> Subject: still trying to install QuadTone RIP
>
> I am still unsuccessfully striving to get QTR working.
> I'm on a G4 running 10.2, with a USB-connected Epson 2200.
> Also, I am running PS6 under Classic.
>
> When I select "Print" under PS6, I still just see the same old
> Epson driver.
>
> Is there an easy to way to check, maybe in a Unix terminal shell,
> that all the things are installed: gimp-print, ghostscript, qtr,
> etc.  I believe I have properly done the "Add" procedure and then
> installed some of the curves as explained the last time I begged
> for help.  I am at wit's end.
>
> Thanks, John