Setting The Default Profiles - Oki C9800hdn Color Manual

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When you use Profile Manager from some Windows NT computers, the default
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color directory may not be created automatically when ColorWise Pro Tools are
installed. Create the color folder in the appropriate directory (for example,
C:\WinNT\system32\color) and Profile Manager will be able to download and upload
from the default location as expected.

Setting the default profiles

You can use Profile Manager to set a default RGB source profile, simulation profile,
and output profile. The default RGB source and simulation profiles that you set are
applied to all print jobs sent to the Fiery, unless you override them using print options.
The same is true of the default output profile that you set.
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O SPECIFY A DEFAULT PROFILE
1. Start ColorWise Pro Tools and click Profile Manager.
The left side of the main Profile Manager window lists the ICC profiles in the default
directory of your computer; the right side lists the three profiles on the Fiery.
The Lock icon (
deleted and can be edited only if saved under a new name. Only Simulation and
Output profiles can be edited.
A small icon to the left of a profile name indicates the default profile for each category
(RGB Source, Simulation, and Output). If you designate a different profile as the
default, the icon appears next to your designated profile. The icon indicating the
default RGB Source and Output profiles looks like a target (
the default Simulation profile changes in appearance depending on whether the default
RGB Separation setting is set to Simulation (
2. Select the profile you want as the default for a profile type and click Profile Settings.
3. In the Profile Settings dialog box, click Default and click Apply.
4. Click OK.
In the main Profile Manager window, the target icon appears next to the new default
profile you specified.
5. Repeat steps 2 through 4 for each type of profile.
) to the left of a profile name indicates that the profile cannot be
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