Digital BW, The Print

> As Louis said, integer values are probably good enough.  But there are
> a couple ways to coax a little more precision out of PS.   One is that
> you can use RGB values -- at least they go 0-255 instead of 0-100.
> Also if you have scanned 16-bit the Info palette has a 16 bit mode 
> where the L values show 0-32768.
> 
> Roy

Dumb question alert.

OK got a decent scan showing 21 steps.  Now I'm inputting the values.
 The numbers I got from Photoshop were 12 through 100 in L value.  Do
I enter those whole numbers?  That didn't work.  Nothing was created
when I hit the create curve button. Do I somehow use the Table of
Ideal Densities from the tutorial by Tom Moore and Roy?  Somehow I
think my density numbers are suspect or I have to convert them to
something else.  The values on the UT2-EEnhMatte-cool curve are 0.047
through 1.590.  Sorry but I'm really lost here.

Tom