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Hello,
I've been wanting to average the output of two 21step strip readings 
for QTR Create-ICC.

in my last email I'd been using a spreadsheet to average. However, 
S3PSR does allow averaging, but the files are from the standard S3P 
targets and I think are are in xml format.

Can one average the exported Lab values within the S3Print program?

Thanks,
Richard
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>>I've been wanting to average the output of two 21step strip readings 
for QTR Create-ICC.

>>in my last email I'd been using a spreadsheet to average. However, 
S3PSR does allow averaging, but the files are from the standard S3P 
targets and I think are are in xml format.

>>Can one average the exported Lab values within the S3Print program?

Sorry, S3Print is not designed for processing files for external uses; once you save to a log, you'll need to do any further processing in an external app, such as a spreadsheet. 

C. David Tobie
Global Product Technology Manager
Imaging Color Solutions
Datacolor inc. 
cdtobie@...
www.datacolor.com

On Sep 10, 2011, at 5:34 PM, Richard Smallfield <rich_s@...> wrote:

> I've been wanting to average the output of two 21step strip readings 
> for QTR Create-ICC.
> 
> in my last email I'd been using a spreadsheet to average. However, 
> S3PSR does allow averaging, but the files are from the standard S3P 
> targets and I think are are in xml format.
> 
> Can one average the exported Lab values within the S3Print program?


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On 09/10/2011 11:34 PM, Richard Smallfield wrote:

> in my last email I'd been using a spreadsheet to average. However,
> S3PSR does allow averaging, but the files are from the standard S3P
> targets and I think are are in xml format.


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