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Hi,
Can someone please help me with CS2 Colour Settings? I am trying to set up my colour settings as a recommended profile supplied by a commercial printer.
The problem is under, – Colour Settings – "Working Spaces"- "CMYK" – they recommend the setting should be "Euroscale coated v2" but, i am not given this choice in the dropdown menu. All that is available is – "PS 5 default", "PS 4 default", "Custom", "Load CMYK", "Save CMYK" and, a greyed out "Other".
I have also noticed that under "Colour Settings – Settings" – there is not the same choice that I have seen discussed in forums, eg I have seen "North America General Purpose 2" or "Europe General Purpose 2" mentioned, these choices do not appear in my drop down menu, only "PS 5 default spaces", "Custom", "Untitled" and a greyed out "Other" are visible.
I suspect that the reason behind this problem is that somewhere else in CS2 i have inadverently changed a setting which affects my choices in the Colour settings.
Can someone advise on this?
Many thanks,
Biffo
Can someone please help me with CS2 Colour Settings? I am trying to set up my colour settings as a recommended profile supplied by a commercial printer.
The problem is under, – Colour Settings – "Working Spaces"- "CMYK" – they recommend the setting should be "Euroscale coated v2" but, i am not given this choice in the dropdown menu. All that is available is – "PS 5 default", "PS 4 default", "Custom", "Load CMYK", "Save CMYK" and, a greyed out "Other".
I have also noticed that under "Colour Settings – Settings" – there is not the same choice that I have seen discussed in forums, eg I have seen "North America General Purpose 2" or "Europe General Purpose 2" mentioned, these choices do not appear in my drop down menu, only "PS 5 default spaces", "Custom", "Untitled" and a greyed out "Other" are visible.
I suspect that the reason behind this problem is that somewhere else in CS2 i have inadverently changed a setting which affects my choices in the Colour settings.
Can someone advise on this?
Many thanks,
Biffo
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