QTR-Quadtone RIP

I believe I solved my own problem by some trouble shooting.  I'm going to leave this 
message posted in case someone else has, has had or will have this same problem.

To make a long story short, I determined that when you install you curve files, the name 
you give them can't be too long or it will screw up your whole QTR printing system or 
workflow up.  SOLUTION: if you ever run into this problem is to shorten the offending file 
name, delete the offending xxx.quad file, and then simply reinstall your profiles by double 
clicking on the Installxxx.command file your profile/curve folder with your txt files.  After 
this your QTR drivers will work properly again.

Randy


--- In QuadtoneRIP@yahoogroups.com, "Randy Rancier" <randy_rancier2004@...> wrote:
>
> I am using a Mac and version 2.6.2 OTR, Photoshop CS3.
> 
> Everything was running perfect, then I quit getting a choice to select the QuadTone RIP 
> Dialog box when the print driver was up.  It was working well before until I modified a 
curve 
> file I was working on and then installed it.  That is when all of my problems started.  I 
wasn't 
> having any problems creating curve files and installing them before this point.  I tried 
> restarting; I ended up deleting the two folders of QTR and reinstalled and set the printer 
back 
> up, and reinstalled my curves that I have been working on.
> 
> Now when I get to the QuadTone RIP dialog box and I try to select a curve there is no 
curves 
> to select from; "None" is the only choice.  Not sure why it isn't finding the curves; I'm not 
sure 
> how to tell it where to look for the curve data. 
> 
> I was really making some headway, and on my final rounds of tweaking my curves to get 
the 
> maximum dmax before linearization.  This is getting very frustrating.
> 
> Thanks,
> Randy
>