Junkie · 05-21-2008, 01:01 PM

Yes, it makes perfect sense. We went through flexi instructions and everything seemed to work great until we tried the final profile. Like I stated, we tried it with, what I think was the Eyeone design package & the colorspan 5465. Could it have been the wrong eyeone that caused the problem? The only other thing that we didn't fully understand was when we were prompted to print the cyan, yel, mag, black strips and choose which look the best to get our ink limits. Basically, we would have to guess which we thought it should be. We thought this might have caused us to end up with a crummy print. Everything was real dull looking and just didn't look right. That is really my only questions. (So Far I guess). If you have time to answer these, I greatly appreciate it.

05-21-2008, 01:01 PM	#8
Junkie Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 10 Printer:	Yes, it makes perfect sense. We went through flexi instructions and everything seemed to work great until we tried the final profile. Like I stated, we tried it with, what I think was the Eyeone design package & the colorspan 5465. Could it have been the wrong eyeone that caused the problem? The only other thing that we didn't fully understand was when we were prompted to print the cyan, yel, mag, black strips and choose which look the best to get our ink limits. Basically, we would have to guess which we thought it should be. We thought this might have caused us to end up with a crummy print. Everything was real dull looking and just didn't look right. That is really my only questions. (So Far I guess). If you have time to answer these, I greatly appreciate it.