QTR-Quadtone RIP

Since I don't read the instructions until things don't work, and 
calibration has worked for me, try it with the slider at the right and 
indicating 100. (Worst case, if its wrong it would probably print a 
calibration page at 0% density that wouldn't waste much ink, and could 
be reprinted with the correct density!)
There was one version of QTR that had a bug that needed a patch applied, 
I can't remember the details of the bug, or which version it was. The 
current version is 2.7.2

On 18/01/2012 02:36, Keith wrote:
>
> Been away from QTR for a while. Updated my computer, changed OS(from 
> Vista to W7-64). Tonight I decided to update/install QTR on my current 
> computer and realised that I didn't save the profiles I made from my 
> old computer. Having made new color profiles, I now turn my thoughts 
> to B&W. I opened QTR 2.7.0.0 found the calibration mode and opened the 
> online manual. I do hope someone could go through it and update it. 
> It's almost 7 years old and in some respects is very hard to follow 
> with respect to todays printers and inks. Anyway, my first question 
> has to do with the ink calibration slider. In the manual it states:
>
> "To print the first Ink Separation Test Page, place a piece of the 
> paper for
> which the Curve will be designed in the printer, make sure the calibration
> slider is ALL THE WAY TO THE LEFT(100), click the Print button and you're
> off."
>
> However in the ink calibration box(in the calibration mode) the slider 
> is all the way to THE RIGHT and the box indicates 100.
> So which why should the slider be placed? All the way to the left, 
> indicating 1, or all the way to the right, indicating 100.
>
> So which is it?
>
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