QTR-Quadtone RIP

I will answer my own post.  I printed with the one curve 
profile "hahnemuhle photo rag 1440" that actually had linearization 
and it is the perfect print.  Too bad the other profiles don't have 
linearizations.  I am most happy with this output and plan on using 
it exclusively.  Just ordered my package of 11x17 Hahnemuhle and all 
is well.  
Jeff
--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "jefferyball" <jeffball@e...> 
wrote:
>
> Hello,
> Thanks in advance for any insight you can give!  I have a new NK7 
> inkset with trial Hahnemule papers.  The photorag print has nice 
> deep shadow gradations, but the mid-tones are not at all 
accurate.  
> Nozzle check is good and I am using the latest QTR 2.3.5.  I went 
> into the profiles and there is only one profile in either 
> the "profile" folder or the "quadtone" folder with inkset 
> information and that is in the "profile" folder for "hahnemule 
photo 
> rag."  I see no other curve profiles for any other paper.  I 
assume 
> I selected the "hahnemule photo rag" from the Quadtone folder with 
> QTR GUI as I selected the 2200 NK7 modeling for printing.  After 
the 
> print, I realized I needed to check to see what the linearization 
> curve looks like.  The files are there with descriptions, but 
there 
> seems to be no data for them.  Am I interpreting this correctly 
that 
> there may be profile names but no real data and linearization 
> curves?  
> 
> My second question is this:  I have quadruple checked the loading 
of 
> the cartridges and I am a little confused on the QTR Ink pattern 
> Page print.  Ink 1 is black and is the darkest row.  Ink 2-3 look 
> like they proceed to get lighter, but ink 4-yellow-is extemely 
light 
> with light black nearly as dark as the ink 2-cyan.  Should the ink 
> pattern print page have subtle gradations from Ink 1-black to ink 
8-
> light black?  Thanks for any help on these two issues.
> Jeff Ball
>