Did you follow the instructions to load the curves? Installing QTR is a two step process. First you set up the printer. Then you load the curves. Only when both have been done will you see the printer in the print pane and curves in the Quadtone RIP pane. I have not installed QTR for quite some time and things have changed a little since I did but I believe part of the download is a folder with a bunch of curves for various paper types/ink types. You need to follow the instructions for installing the curves relevant to the 2100 and I assume the UC inks. > From: danny <dannyt@...> > Reply-To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com> > Date: Sun, 19 Dec 2004 13:11:00 +0100 > To: <DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com> > Subject: Re: [Digital BW] Need More Help reg QTR, 2100 and OSX > > > Thanks Steve, > > But I don't really get it:-) > > You are right about I've not saved any QTR..... how am I suppose to do that? > I can see the two box with curves in the Copies and Page panel, but they are > empty, I can't select any curves.... > > Any ideas here? > > Thanks, > danny > > > > In Adobe PS's print pane (Print with Preview, Color Management) you should > have Same as Source in Print Space. Then hit Print. In the next pane that > comes up you need to select QUAD2100 as the printer (or whatever you called > it on installation). Under Presets you can select any saved presets - I > suspect you have not saved any QTR ones yet. Where it says Copies and Pages > select Quadtone RIP and you will be able to select the curves etc. > >
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Re: [Digital BW] Need More Help reg QTR, 2100 and OSX
2004-12-19 by Steve Kale
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