Digital BW, The Print

I know that several people here use this software, so hopefully this will ring a 
bell with a current user. Here is my "impass"... Printer, etc has been added. 
When using the sample 2200 ink descriptor ( after changing the printer name 
and curve name and giving it a different filename),  I drag it to the terminal 
window of Run-Quad-Profile , and then I get this...

240  94%  |                       k                         K                                                  
245  96%  |                   k                                   K                                            
250  98%  |             k                                                   K                                  
255 100%  |                                                                                          K         
QuadTone Curve "EEM_2200-warm_rcy"
Error: "/private/etc/cups/ppd/Stylus_Photo_2200_Quadtone.ppd" missing 
quadtone curve entries

File referred above does exist in stated location.

I am just now trying to install/setup the software, so I am 99.99% sure I am 
overlooking smething terribly simple and obvious.  Already ran "protection 
repair" in case that comes to mind.  Any suggestions?

Running OS/X 10.2.8

I ran into this on Linux with my Epson 860.  My problem was this:  I was 
using the "normal" PPD Epson 860 file that came with the Operating System 
-- not the "special" Epson 860 PPD file that came with QTR.  I'm not 
exactly sure what I did wrong during the installation process, but manually 
copying the PPD file from the QTR installation place to the OS's PPD place 
fixed me right up.

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At 11:46 AM 11/12/2003, you wrote:

>and curve name and giving it a different filename),  I drag it to the 
>terminal
>window of Run-Quad-Profile , and then I get this...
>
>QuadTone Curve "EEM_2200-warm_rcy"
>Error: "/private/etc/cups/ppd/Stylus_Photo_2200_Quadtone.ppd" missing
>quadtone curve entries

Cockpit error on my part. Had selected the "wrong" driver similar to what you 
experienced.  It is now running.

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Allan Metts <
ametts2@m...> wrote:

> 
> I ran into this on Linux with my Epson 860.  My problem was this:  I was 
> using the "normal" PPD Epson 860 file that came with the Operating System 
> -- not the "special" Epson 860 PPD file that came with QTR.

Cockpit error on my part. Had selected the "wrong" driver similar to what you 
experienced.  It is now running.

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Allan Metts <
ametts2@m...> wrote:

> 
> I ran into this on Linux with my Epson 860.  My problem was this:  I was 
> using the "normal" PPD Epson 860 file that came with the Operating System 
> -- not the "special" Epson 860 PPD file that came with QTR.