At 4:11 PM -0700 4/7/05, Marco Ugolini wrote:
>In a message dated Wed, 06 Apr 2005 20:43:57, Daniel Portnoy wrote:
>
>> In order to tell if a scanner profile is set as a transmissive scanner
>> profile, look in the description tag of the profile in the Colorsync utility.
>> If the the first 8 character # of the Device Attributes field is 00000001 the
>> the profile is defined as transmissive. If it is not, you can change it by
>> editing the profile in HexEdit.
>
>In ColorThink, the info that Daniel is pointing out in his message should
>appear in the "Header Fields" portion of a profile's description in Profile
>Inspector mode. But, in the "Device Information" section of the "Header
>Fields" tab, all that appears under "Device Attributes" is a small line of
>dots, in lieu of the "00000000 00000000" or "00000000 00000001" that can be
>seen in ColorSync Utility in the "Device Attributes" entry for a scanner
>profile.
>
>A question for Steve Upton:
>1) Where can one see the Device Attributes spelled out in ColorThink?
>2) Can they be edited from within ColorThink? (i.e., can one avoid the
>somewhat unwieldy HexEdit route?)
Sorry for the long delay in getting back to this message...
ColorThink Pro will show these attribute flags correctly and allow you to edit them.. in the meantime I'm afraid you might need to go with the hex editor (good mental gymnastics!)
We will be at Print05 launching ColorThink Pro for those who are interested...
Regards,
Steve
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