QTR-Quadtone RIP

I had the same thing happen. After I d0 a "save as" for the new curve
 from the menu File>Save As, I then copied the .guid file from one
computer to the other, putting it in the proper subfolder from my
printer. 

But before I could use it, I found I had to go into the Curve Creation
dialog, open the curve, then hit the "Create Curve" button. I think
that this is what creates the "other" curve that's as instructions by
the printer. (If you're not copying to another computer, you have to
do it as part of your curve creation.)

At one point the curve was still not showing up in the print screen
under "Curve Setup" but I realized I had the wrong printer model
selected in the "Printer" part of the screen. 

Best, David. 


--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "robert49brake"
<robert49brake@...> wrote:
>
> I'm trying to produce my own curves to build profiles and am getting
stuck at the above 
> point.  I'm using a modified curve and have it labeled using only
letters, numbers, dashes,etc.  
> I've tried multiple methods of installing the curve including
putting the curve into the drop-
> quad-curve program, putting the install program and the curve into a
folder and double 
> clicking the install command file.  All methods end up putting the
curve into the drop curve 
> box but I cannot get the curve to show up in the (Mac) printer
dialogue box within the 
> QuadTone RIP page of the printer dialogue.  
> 
> QTR 2.5.1, OSX 10.4.10, G4 powerbook, Epson R220 installed as a
Quadr200.
> 
> I did this successfully many months ago under QTR 2.4  and I've been
trying to duplicate my 
> steps with no success.  I'm able to print within the Calibration
command, but just cannot 
> make any curves appear.  Any suggestions.
>