All targets for making profiles are not tagged with a profile. I fail
to understand why you want to introduce one. I don't always want to
use the same assigned or default RGB working space when I print.
Seems your solution would force me to use the same working space all
the time with that profile.
As it is I have to have 4 sets of profiles for the each RGB printer/
paper combination. One for PS and one for ID on the PPC computers and
one for PS and one for ID on Intel chip computers and that is just
the Mac side. Actually 5 if I am using Canon's 16-bit plugin. At
least that is consistent between different processors. I don't know
about the Window side of things. The way Adobe has been doing things
that would probably involve another set of profiles.
Why not use "Emulate Adobe InDesign 2.0 CMS Off" in the color setting
for printing targets? I have never found this not to work.
Doyle
On Nov 13, 2007, at 2:27 AM, Marco Ugolini wrote:
In a message dated 11/12/07 5:59 PM, eric wrote:
I see where it says "Composite Leave Unchanged" but its grayed
out for me. What have I done wrong that the option is grayed out?
Yes. My apologies in return for failing to realize that you were
attempting
to print to an RGB device (an inkjet printer). In that instance,
that option
is grayed out.
You can either use Doyle's solution, or you can print using "Let
InDesign
determine colors" with the same print profile as your working space
profile
-- what is called a "null" conversion.
