Ok, Robert, I'll make a constructive suggestion. As we all know, Epson
2400 printers are VERY popular with the photo community, made to
fairly close tolerances, and used by people who are knowledgable about
profiles.
I also happen to have one. Now, show me how I can send Joe User a
settings file for a paper eg. Epson Heavyweight Matte that will allow
profiled printing, so that I can send him (or post on a Wiki) a usable
profile. A quick hack to spool in settings would allow non-techie
users to use configurations provided by the more knowledgable crowd.
And please don't tell me it cannot be done because the information is
kept in data structures - if it can be set interactively it can also
be set by a script. Let's try to do for this one printer type and see
how nasty it is. Then we can do it for the whole Epson pigment family
in RGB and that will be really useful to a bunch of people. The desire
for color management is at the moment actually confined to a small
number of printer families.
Edmund
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