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Re: ColorSync utility question
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Re: ColorSync utility question


  • Subject: Re: ColorSync utility question
  • From: neil snape <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 24 Jan 2004 00:29:39 +0100

on 22/01/04 2:15, David Hayward wrote :

> - I will change the name of the "New" menu item to something like "New
> Utility Browser" so that the function is more clear. I will continue to
> allow the ability to have more than one Utility Browser because it
> allows (for users that choose to use it) the ability to compare
> profiles, devices, and filters. Even though comparison is not useful
> for Preferences or FirstAid, I will not make exception since doing so
> will likely require splitting the singe utility window into separate
> multiple windows.

Or just New Window as tabbed windows are fine for this integration.
I personally like to compare multiple profiles and have done so quite often
in the Colorsync Utility.

> - Currently the information displayed in the Profile Utility "looks
> different" than the information displayed if the profile is opened as a
> file. This is because the former displays "general" information of the
> profile (name, location, some header values and a 3D plot distilled
> from several tags of the profile) where the latter is a a more
> "focused" profile inspector (showing in detail only tag of the profile
> at a time). To bridge these two views, I will consider adding a
> "general overview" view to the window when the profile is opened as a
> file.
Probably good to have more relative information on the overview side.
Information such as default rendering are rather important overview details,
creator, created/modified! , copyright, platform would be welcome hear
without double clicking or opening the data strings.


> - The Filters user interface will likely be overhauled more
> substantially once we have a better understanding how this new and
> powerful functionality is used in the field.
Yes this we're all awaiting on the line ready to go.... But some serious
documentation (which John said you're working on ) will make for good
conduct off the line.
>
> Other changes being considered include:
> - User interface to facilitate installing profiles
This one should be clearly a contextual menu script. Now on the best Color
Management Platform, it should function as the Windows XP contextual right
click and install. Could it be so easy?

> - Distinction between warnings and errors in First Aid
Good. This will clarify and perhaps populate the lists of errors and or
warnings into their respective importance.
> - Automatic verification/repair of profiles when opened.

No thanks on this one. Verification if you must but rather do manual repair
once a back up is made.


Neil Snape nsnape @ noos.fr neil_snape @ mac.com
http://mapage.noos.fr/nsnape
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