Datacolor User to User Support Group.

I "edited" theh xml file and was able to save the profile - which proves that I somehow failed to save as a profile yesterday.

The resulting profile is absolutely spot on as far as color and saturation go. It did need a +5 adjustment of Brightness. All's well now.

Bill

--- In datacolor_group@yahoogroups.com, "bill_hansen20012001" <b2hansen@...> wrote:
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> Bewinkjet and Gary - 
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> Yes, I did mean Spyder3 Print. Sorry for my carelessness. 
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> I did a Search as you suggested Gary (thanks very much for that suggestion, which I guess I should have thought of myself - but I didn't), and the profile does show up, but it's in the folder Users\Bill\AppData\Roaming\DatacolorSpyder3Print\Data\Print\PrintProf EUPL 021910.xml 
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> It does not show up in the win32\spool.....  folder. That seems strange.
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> Is this a new place where Datacolor profiles are supposed to be saved? If not, is there a way to change my copy of Spyder3Print so printer profiles are saved to the win32\spool..... folder? 
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> It's a minor annoyance to have to move them to the Win 32.... folder, but of course it can be done. Why save things in such an odd place?
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> Bill
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> --- In datacolor_group@yahoogroups.com, "bill_hansen20012001" <b2hansen@> wrote:
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> > New computer, running Windows 7 - just completed my first profile using Spyder3 Elite. Everything seemed to go well until I tried to check that my profile was actually in the WIndows/System32/Spool/Drivers/color subfolder where it was always saved in Windows XP. I had named the profile "EUPL" (for Epson Ultra Premium Luster paper) but in the folder mentioned, there was no such profile.  My monitor profile is there where it should be. Are printer profiles now saved in a different place? Did the profile not save after all?
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> > Bill Hansen
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