Win98 CM (was: WiziWYG)

["Gary L. Hunt" <glh@srv.net>]

Yes, it should work the same way--but all the information on this list,
as well as my limited but consistent experience, says that you cannot
successfully associate a profile with a printer (or a scanner) in the
Windows 98 Color Management properties--it just doesn't "take".
Are you sure you're not using Win98 SE, or at least the upgraded
version of Win98?

Gary Hunt <glh@srv.net>

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At 08:32 AM 12/21/1999 -0600, you wrote:
>Actually, win98 with color management should work the same way.  The
>profiles are associated at the driver level, so that any application that
>prints (or scans, or displays) must pass through the profile on the way to
>the device.
>
>I also don't believe I have been lucky.  As I mentioned, by creating the two
>profiles, I can print using two different inks.  Yes, there is a significant
>difference between the Epson ink and the We-Ink ink.  The We-Ink inks are
>much warmer then the Epson inks, and if you don't use a different profile,
>the color change is significant.  Also, if I remove all the profiles, what I
>print (either from PS or Word) comes out really magenta.
>
>I have a win 98 machine networked with the Win2K machine, with a connected
>HP1200C.  I am going to try to build a profile for it across the network.


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