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when building a profile, i noticed that PFP asks for the paper type
used.  does this mean that i have to build a profile for each type of
paper?

- glossy
- matte
- texturized
- metallic

thanks!

hanson102 wrote:

> when building a profile, i noticed that PFP asks for the paper type
> used.  does this mean that i have to build a profile for each type of
> paper?
>
> - glossy
> - matte
> - texturized
> - metallic
>
> thanks!
>
>
>
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Yup, sure does!

Though it is worth trying it first... I found a profile for my peferred 
glossy paper was virtually spot on for the lustre version!

Howard

On 4/16/06 6:51 AM, "hanson102" <hanson102@...> wrote:

> when building a profile, i noticed that PFP asks for the paper type
> used.  does this mean that i have to build a profile for each type of
> paper?
> 
> - glossy
> - matte
> - texturized
> - metallic

PFP "asks" you for the paper type to label the targets...nothing more.

This helps keeping track of paper and profiles.

Every paper needs it's own profile.