The answer to this goes with your previous question regarding the 2200 manual. What you need to do is launch the OS X "Printer Setup Utility" (or the "Print Center" if you're not yet using Panther) and "Delete" the 2200 from the printer list; then put whichever black ink you want in the printer and "Add" the 2200 (with whichever features you want -- roll paper etc. -- specified in the pop-up menu). When you re-launch Photoshop (and you must quit and re-launch) the profiles specific to the ink in the printer will appear in the "Print with Preview" dialog. Sorry, but it's a kludge. Gilbert http://www.gilplant.com/ On Dec 20, 2003, at 3:19 PM, johngeyles wrote: > I've upgraded from Photoshop 6 (on OS9) to Photoshop CS (on OSX). > I understand that in CS you need to use "Print with Preview" to > specify a profile. But the list of profiles seems to be much shorter > than the list available under PS6. For example, there is none for > Premium SemiGloss (maybe because I have matte-black installed, but > PS6 still shows me the SemiGloss ones). And some after-market ones > I downloaded awhile back don't appear at all. > > Maybe I need to copy them from where PS6 keeps them to where > CS keeps them ? Are profiles compatible across versions of PS ? > Do I need to "install" them into PS-CS somehow ? > > (This is all trying to use the Epson driver).
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Re: [Digital BW] upgrading Photoshop, and profiles
2003-12-20 by J. Gilbert Plantinga
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