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Re: Why don't drivers use a CMYK profile?
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Re: Why don't drivers use a CMYK profile?


  • Subject: Re: Why don't drivers use a CMYK profile?
  • From: Rolf Gierling <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 17 Nov 2000 17:49:24 +0100

Sorry for the delay, but its the second time in two days my messages
didnt reach the list.

Chris,

I did not mean sending CMYK data to the printer driver (I know Quickdraw
cant).

What I meant, and this was mentioned before, is that the Epson driver
used a CMYK
profile to translate the data internally from RGB to CMYK, for sending
them to
the printer itself.


>They never could use CMYK profiles - unless you also had a PostScript
RIP.
>QuickDraw and GDI only know about indexed color, grayscale and RGB.
>They can't do anything with CMYK data.
>
>Chris


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