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Jan 20, 2010 I'm new to Mac, and I knew how to do with in Windows, but. I want to install new icc paper profiles from Ilford for an Epson printer. I downloaded the profile. In OSX the ICC profiles are in various places, but if we want anyone who uses the system, however they logged in, to have access to them we put them in the main Library >Colorsync >Profiles folder. This is where the OSX system and many installed applications put profiles. There are also ICC profiles in.

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I am having problems downloading and installing ICC profiles on my iMac (with macOS Sierra 10.12.3) Lightroom 6.9 and my Epson pro 3880. Agilent Chemstation Software Download. I work as follows: I select and download ICC profiles from the Epson site, which I then copy in “>Library >ColorSync >Profiles' These files seem to come unzipped.

I then open Lightroom’s 'Print module' where I select in “Print Job”: >'Profile and then 'other' This will open “Choose Profiles to appear in the Pop up”, in which these ICC’s then do show up. I have a problem that e.g. From the 12 Epson ICC’s that show up in this Popup file in LR print module, 6 are double, one of each two ending with (2) It is impossible to remove these double ICC’s in this file. Only when I completely remove the Epson ICC’s in ColorSync, the double ones disappear in “Choose Profiles to appear in the Pop up”, while one complete set EPSON ICC's remains. But then there are no Epson ICC profiles anymore in ColorSync.

I must be making a serious mistake? Thank you for your help. Logic Express 9 Serial Number Download Idm there.

Click to expand.If you really want to know, open Apple ColorSync Utility. It will list every profile. If you select a profile you'll see a Path that tells you where that document is. Click the Open button to the right of the Path to open a window with profile info. Then if you use the standard Mac shortcut of Command-clicking the title bar of that document window, the Mac will let you choose any of the folders shown in the pop-up menu so you can open it directly. The Epson driver profiles are inside the printer driver profile package, so if you were to navigate to the ICCProfiles folder shown, you would have to right-click the Pro3880.profiles package and choose Show Package Contents to get it open. You can look around in there, but don't change anything.

Like I said, they are inside the printer driver. They are not easy to get to and why would you want that anyway? In my 1st message (see above) I assumed that I might have been installing ICC's in Lightroom in a totally wrong way?

This seems to be confirmed by comparing the way the ICC's are organized in the 'ColorSync Utility' which Conrad Chavez showed in his reply. When I open ColorSync Utility, the ICC's I find, are not presented in separate sections that each are headed by e.g.' /Library/Printers/EPSON/inkjetPrinters etc.' As in the above ColorSync Utility page (by Conrad Chaves). I therefore plan to remove all ICC's and download and install these again. This will in my view solve my problems with ICC's.

1) I will have to make certain to remove all ICC's on my iMac before re-installing them in the correct way. How to handle this? 2) I would appreciate if you please can recommend info that in a clear 'step-by-step' presentation explains how to install ICC's. This would be of great help Thanks, Harry.

• Storing profiles in /Library/ColorSync/Profiles allows all users to use them. An alternative area, for users without Admin privileges, is /Users//Library/ColorSync/Profiles. Profiles stored here are available only to the current user. The ColorSync Utility gives access to the details of individual profiles, shows gamut plots, can rename profiles, validates profile structure, among other useful tasks. • OSX 10.7.3 (Lion) and above: The system profile folder is hidden by default. Storing profiles in this folder is possible, but requires following the steps. • OSX 10.9 (Mavericks) and above: Depending on the printer profile, individual system configuration, and perhaps the phase of the moon, Adobe products (e.g. Photoshop, Lightroom - and particularly the Creative Cloud or CS6 versions) sometimes refuse to recognize profiles installed outside an Adobe-specific location.