QTR-Quadtone RIP

--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "Jamie Creed" <jlcreed@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Roman
> 
> entering L values in the Linearization section of the curve 
creation 
> in QTR works fine for me, as the help file explains, start from the 
> highest value first (in your case: 96.76) and work down. Initially, 
> save your readings as a text file or as an excel file and use the 
> copy and paste facility. I tend to save all the Lab values, so I 
can 
> see what the a and b values are doing (via a simple excel graph.)
> 
> Since you have a Pulse you might like to have a look at 2 free 
> downloads from the X-Rite website, they are: Colorport and 
> XKey/Toolcrib, I use these to great effect with the Pulse,
> 
> good luck, Jamie.

Hey Jamie,

Thank you for the ideas. It appears I'm in your dust trail just 
trying to keep up. I did download both ToolCrib and XKey and I'm 
having some luck having them talk to each other, but can't seem to 
get the values into Excel. The numbers seem to be strangely coded in 
ToolCrib. Is there something I should do to snap Excel into accepting 
the values? Any hints to have each talk to each other would help.

All the best,

Roman