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Thanks for the quick response, David! All files found & usable for profiling.

Agree the Spectro was a driver issue, just thought the prog upgrade would refresh the driver & it did.

Thanks, again

--- In datacolor_group@yahoogroups.com, David Miller <dm2363@...> wrote:
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> On Apr 21, 2012, at 1:39 PM, edknightphoto wrote:
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> > I'm usng Win XP SP# and have just upgraded from Spyder3Print to SpyderPRINT (4.0) because my Spectro wasn't recognized. It fixed the Spectro problem, but I'm having issues with my target measurement files. Questions...
> > 
> 
> It shouldn't have mattered, for that - but perhaps it was a driver issue. (You must be using Windows)
> 
> > 1. I printed targets under Spyder3, upgraded to the prog to fix the spectro issue, and have now read the targets with SpyderPRINT. Are the targets printed under the 2 program versions the same or do I need to reprint?
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> They should be fine - no need to reprint.
> 
> > 2. I've moved an older target measurement xml file from Spyder3's Data/Print folder to the Data/Print in SpyderPRINT. But, SpyderPRINT doesn't see them for profile building, it only sees a) those you pre-loaded (e.g. EpsonR4800EnhMatte Colors.xml) and b) those I just created with SpyderPRINT. Are measurement files created by the 2 program versions compatible or do I need to reread the old target prints? 
> > 
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> That's because the Data/Print folder is the starting point, where the installer puts the files, but it's "not"
> the final working location, where ongoing measurement files that you create are stored.
> 
> You need to put them in the "working" folder.
> 
> Just run SpyderPRINT and use the File:Open Data command. It will open up the -working- folder.
> Then copy your older measurement files into THAT folder. Then they'll show up in SpyderPRINT's
> popups.
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> > 3. Finally, where do the xml files created under SpyderPRINT reside? I can't find them on my boot drive.
> > 
> 
> See my answer to #2, above. It's buried in your user account and normal searches won't find them
> on your drive.
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> 
> David Miller
> Senior Software Developer, Digital Color Solutions
> Datacolor
>