I am in very good company Ted.

Thank you very much.
I posted the message becuase I was trying what you suggested and 
couldnt get it to work. So I thought I was doing something wrong.

Little known fact to me, After you downlaod the Icc Profile It wont 
activate until you right click it and choose 
(activate Profile)
So after several attempts and may hours I got it to work.

Thanks again.

Im going to recalibrate my printer and Printheads after talking to 
you.
The weather has changed so much here in just that past few weeks.
Im with the understanding that this can alter things substantially.
The price to pay living in Bellingham, Washington.

But the Photography is Excellent.

Best Regards,

Justin




--- In [email protected], Teddy Dako 
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> Hi Justin,
> 
> There are no "special" soft proof profiles. You would use the 
normal ICC profiles. Go to 
http://h41186.www4.hp.com/country/us/en/downloads/iccmedia_profiles.h
tml?pageseq=786373, choose if you want the ICC or Media profiles, 
download the one(s) for UV and you can soft proof all you 
want........;). The ICC profiles are the color profiles alone and 
the Media profiles contain the ICC profiles AND the media profiles 
for the printer. 
> 
> If you are using PosterJet to print, you can also use these 
profiles, but it can be tricky.
> 
> You can softproof using the method you mentioned below and that 
then proofs a specific media. You can also use the option, Convert 
to Profile and then choose any you want.
> 
> Cheers
> Teddy
> 
> 
> 
> ----- Original Message ----
> From: Justin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: [email protected]
> Sent: Tuesday, May 22, 2007 6:41:58 AM
> Subject: [HPDesignJet_Printers] Soft proof profiles?? Using HP 
Media ON ADOBE CS2
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>             Ok Im new to this. Never even knew about making 
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> I always just printed and crossed my fingers.
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> Spent/Wasted Plenty of my hard earned Dollars on Media misprints.
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> My question is...
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> Does HP offer soft proof profiles for their media? 
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> I want to soft proof in Adobe CS2 and I dont know where
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> to get the profiles for each of HPs Media.
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> Or Do you have to make them Manually?
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> Adobe CS2>View>Proof Setup>Custom>
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> Proof Conditions
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> Device To Simulate:
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> Thank you
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