Digital BW, The Print

Hello everybody,
I am sorry for asking a question which is not directly related to BW 
printing.Please forgive me...
I tried to post this question since yesterday on the epson inkjet 
list, but was unsuccesfull. The message never appeared. I know that a 
few people on our list are also members of the epson-inkjet list, so 
I thought some of You might have an answer for me.
Here is the problem:
Recently a friend asked me to help him printing his photos on a 1200. 
He wanted to use the Premium Glossy Photo Paper, but I've noticed 
that the
epson driver for 1200 doesn't have this paper profile aswell as 
EHMatte, We used the photo paper option but the results were not 
accurate.
My question:
How can I print  on an 1200 with Premium Glossy Paper, without buying 
custom
profiles?

Please, forgive me again for posting a color related question on this 
great list, from which I have learned so much in the previous months.

Greetings to everybody

Piotr Janowski
piotr.janowski@...

Piotr-

Just use a similar one... Either photo quality glossy film or photo 
quality inkjet (I have an 1160, so they may be labelled a little 
differently on 1200).

Basically, just stay away from the matte type settings which lay down 
much more ink.

Tom O'Connell

TomOC@...
www.thomasoconnell.com

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., "piotrjanowski" 
<piotr.janowski@a...> wrote:
> Hello everybody,
> I am sorry for asking a question which is not directly related to 
BW 
> printing.Please forgive me...
> I tried to post this question since yesterday on the epson inkjet 
> list, but was unsuccesfull. The message never appeared. I know that 
a 
> few people on our list are also members of the epson-inkjet list, 
so 
> I thought some of You might have an answer for me.
> Here is the problem:
> Recently a friend asked me to help him printing his photos on a 
1200. 
> He wanted to use the Premium Glossy Photo Paper, but I've noticed 
> that the
> epson driver for 1200 doesn't have this paper profile aswell as 
> EHMatte, We used the photo paper option but the results were not 
> accurate.
> My question:
> How can I print  on an 1200 with Premium Glossy Paper, without 
buying 
> custom
> profiles?
> 
> Please, forgive me again for posting a color related question on 
this 
> great list, from which I have learned so much in the previous 
months.

> 
> Greetings to everybody
> 
> Piotr Janowski
> piotr.janowski@a...