Digital BW, The Print

sounds good-I've been to the site (Roy Harrington's) and found the QTR download. Where 
(and what) is the GUI part of the equation.-I'm working in Panther and the Gimp-Print site 
says I don't need it (Gimp-Print). Do I still need the EPS Ghostprint? A bit confusing as to 
what's needed to make this work.

Thanks for your help..

Robert


--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "ferdinand_paris" 
<ferdinand_paris@y...> wrote:
> 
> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Hans Van
> Rafelghem <hvr@a...> wrote:
> > dinolini wrote:
> > >I have a 2200 w/OEM inks and use the Wilkerson (Wilkinson?) 
> > >profiles. I consistently get a decided magenta cast
> > >I'm (as you can guess) very frustrated and reluctant to spend
> > >another $500 for RIP sw of the MIS or similar ink setup. Any
> > >advice to cure this situation and encourage me 
> > >to keep the 2200 is certainly welcome.
> >
> > Get QTR with the QTRgui, costs only 50$ and works like a charm.
> > 
> > Hans Van Rafelghem
> 
> As always I agree with Hans.  I just answered a nearly identical
> question in the Qimage group.  My answer was that I too thought about
> IP at one stage for much the same reasons. I then discovered QTR &
> QTRGui for B&W work, which solved the problem of getting neutral B&W
> prints from a 2200 using UC inks.  When used in conjuntion with Qimage
> for page layout, you've virtually got a B&W equivalent of IP for much
> less.   Given this, I wasn't convinced that the extra money for IP was
> worth it for my humble requirements. 
> 
> By all means, if you need IP's functionality, buy it, but if your
> interest is mostly in B&W, then personally I'd regard it as a little
> crazy if you didn't at least try QTR(Gui) first.
> 
> F_P