>Hi, > >I need help with 2 issues that are related. PSP 1.1.1 on PC XP Pro. > >Unless "average profiles" is invoked on the last page (one with the >options to modify a profile using sliders etc.) a message appears and >states "out of bounds and must close. Please report and restart PSP" > >When able to start the averaging process the drop downs do not contain >the profiles I wish to average. (They are present, as they appear on >all the other drop down lists) > >Any help with this will be appreciated. Thanks. > >Paul > I'm a little puzzled. In PrintFIX PRO 1.1.1, or any previous version (we -are- talking about the same software, correct? I don't know what PSP is, do you mean PFP?)... There is no "average profiles" command or control on the page that lets you build profiles. (The one with the sliders). There is an Average command in its Tools menu, but that's a separate process from profile building. That command simply lets you take two measurement profiles and average them to create a 3rd file of averaged measurements; it doesn't do anything with profiles themselves at all. The Tools:Average command also assumes that you have -measurement- files available to average. If you're running PFP in "PRO" mode, these would be measurement files in the Data:PRO folder. If you're running PFP in "PLUS" mode (no spectro, PLUS serial #), these would be any of the existing measurement files in the Data:PLUS folder. To repeat: you can't average profiles; only measurement files. If you're running as PLUS, the Tools:Average command should show a long list of measurement files in both of the "to-average" popups (these are all of pre-supplied files). If you're running as PRO, with a spectro, there aren't any measurement to average until you've printed targets, measured, and saved some measurement files. Best regards, -- David Miller Senior Software Developer, Digital Color Solutions ColorVision
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Re: [colorvision_group] Average causes PFP to close
2006-09-09 by David Miller
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