Digital BW, The Print

Steve, Thanks for the reminder of the names for PC use. I have previously
worked with Profile Maker 4.1 suite and with that editor. You can spend some
time learning all about them and how to edit them, but as Steve suggest it
may make sense to just make a new one. Charlotte are you have a particular
problem with one? A canned profile or a self made, custom made? 

 

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From:] On Behalf Of Steve Kale
There is an easy (and free) way to view the inside on an ICC (ICM) file. If
on a Mac then open the file with the Colorsync utility and if on Windoze
then you can download a profile inspector utility from www.color.org.
Editing one requires appropriate software and can be done. However, I
suspect that you¹ve got little to be gained from doing so versus simply
creating a new profile.

From: Eric Neilsen Photo <e.neilsen2@worldnet
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Subject: RE: [Digital BW] opening an icm file

With appropriate software yes.

Eric Neilsen Photography


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Is there a way to open any icm file to see the settings it is sending
to the printer? And then can I make adjustments to that file and save
it as a different icm that I may like better or just want different?

Thank you,
Charlotte






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