Datacolor User to User Support Group.

Hi David,
Currently the only way to check if the patches have been read correctly 
is to bring up the measured patches to the screen within PFP and 
compare that with the patch print.

Can there be a more automated way? Like can there be a function to 
check if the patches are read well - just click and it'll tell us the 
reading is ok.

Ed.

Perhaps a function to check if a patch has been mistakenly read more 
than once?

Currently the only way to check if the patches have been read correctly
is to bring up the measured patches to the screen within PFP and
compare that with the patch print.

Can there be a more automated way? Like can there be a function to
check if the patches are read well - just click and it'll tell us the
reading is ok.

Okay compared to what? Given that they will be different with every 
printer, ink, and paper, its difficult to define what Okay is...

How hard is it to just read the right patches in the first place, 
instead of expecting the software to babysit the process? I don't get a 
bad patch in a thousand, and when I do, visual checks show me where the 
error is.


C. David Tobie
Product Technology Manager
ColorVision, Inc.
CDTobie@...
www.colorvision.com
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