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>another question,  How would a rip like (pocket rip) figure into this?
>

You would have to be able to print a target through the RIP, with color
adjustment turned off in the RIP; then measure it and build a profile in PFP;
then be able to hook the profile into the RIP's color management scheme as
an external RGB profile.

The PFP installation contains a "Targets" folder that has standalone-file
versions of each of the targets, if you need to load them externally from
the PFP app and print them through the RIP with a different program.

The key here is that the RIP has to be capable of using externally created
RGB printer profiles.


Best regards,

-- 
David Miller
Senior Software Developer, Digital Color Solutions
ColorVision