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This is my first foray into this group, so I’ll apologize if this subject has been covered before.
System: OS 10.4.8; PS CS2; Epson R2400.
In the Print Settings box of PS, where the choice of paper is made, there are grayed-out choices. One of these, for instance, is Velvet Fine Art. There are many other papers that I would like to access as well, but I’m at a loss as to how to accomplish that.
In a hunt around my computer, I find multiple printer/profile folders in library folders, color sync, utilities, etc., some of which have the iccs of numerous papers listed. An underlying question is, why do I have so many apparently (partially) redundant folders?
But the more pressing question is, what do I have to do to straighten out this mess and get all those papers listed as options when I go to Print?
I don’t come to this forum without doing some homework, but, so far, I haven’t found the answer. I’d appreciate direct help or a pointer to a reliable source.
HFL
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Change hlockwood to hflockwood in email address
System: OS 10.4.8; PS CS2; Epson R2400.
In the Print Settings box of PS, where the choice of paper is made, there are grayed-out choices. One of these, for instance, is Velvet Fine Art. There are many other papers that I would like to access as well, but I’m at a loss as to how to accomplish that.
In a hunt around my computer, I find multiple printer/profile folders in library folders, color sync, utilities, etc., some of which have the iccs of numerous papers listed. An underlying question is, why do I have so many apparently (partially) redundant folders?
But the more pressing question is, what do I have to do to straighten out this mess and get all those papers listed as options when I go to Print?
I don’t come to this forum without doing some homework, but, so far, I haven’t found the answer. I’d appreciate direct help or a pointer to a reliable source.
HFL
—
Change hlockwood to hflockwood in email address
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