Thanks for the reassurance and advice, John. All that stuff does sound a little intimidating. I'll try going with your suggestions and see what happens. I have one other Issue -- probably minor. I have to use Classic/PS 7 to access the Manual Feed for the Velvet Fine Art paper that I'm using. Is that going to make any difference? (For example, I did notice that Epson's updated profiles don't show up as options in Classic, though they do in OSX.) Cheers, peter --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "john dean" < deanwork2003@y...> wrote: > > No, for the Ultrachrome set up it is not difficult at all. Just download the gimp print driver > accessable there, download the qtr, and click on the install curves folder for Ultrachrome > 2200. It will self load. Then restart the computer and add the printer into the OS ( it is > quite easy in OSX) and choose this driver to print out of instead of the standard Epson > driver. It will not effect your ability to access the Epson driver for color etc. The driver will > be called Quad Tone 2200 or something like that. Just follow the directions in the proper > sequence and you will be fine. Ignore all the information about custom linearizing your > printer. You do not need to do that with the newer Epson Ultrachrome machines. There is > more information in that packet than you need concern yourself with. > > > John >
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Re: [Digital BW] Light Black/Dark Black/Matte Black
2005-02-14 by krn_ptr
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