You 'add' the profile to a printer by doing this :įind your printer in the 'printers and faxes' window I just copy the thing to that directory and its happy. I've never had to do that before and I also never get the 'install' option when I right click a profile. You might try 'adding' the profile manually to your 2200 in the print driver configuration. Profiles could potentially have the same readable name but different filenames. Make sure you've gotten rid of any old profiles in that directory which might have the same 'readable name' as the one you're trying to install. Profile does appear there even after having been deleted from Windows/System32/Spool/drivers/color does not appear in the Printer Have printed for years from CS3 to an Epson 2200. I use it professionally and would never go back to Epsons interface ever. Plus the ability to easily print multiple print on one sheet and loads of other easy to use goodies that will transform your printing.

no stupid with or without adjustmment settings and a host of other stupid menus and choices that just confuse things. No having to match it with an Epson paper that has to be matched to the non epson paper that you might be using. Stick the profile in the right folder and it is easy to find and choose. My solution was to buy and use Qimage which makes printing a delight.

Changing profile was always a nightmare even if you could work out how to do it. I could never ever get to grips with priinting from Epson's/PS interface.

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