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gjsMACHINERY subli-trans XPRES™ GXe7700N Instruction Manual
Printing With subli-trans ICC Profiles
Your application’s colour space needs to be set to the working space of which the subli-trans ICC Profile
was created. This then allows for a more accurate screen display of your images. The accuracy of the
displayed image on your monitor will highly be dependent on the quality of your monitor and more
important a calibrated monitor ICC profile.
Important: Please follow the following steps very closely. Missing a step or configuring something incorrectly
will create colour problems.
Adobe Products
The following screenshots show Adobe Illustrator CS3, however previous versions and other Adobe products
remain similar. Please consult the ‘subli-trans’ CD-ROM for specific instructions on these.
Configure Application
Start your Adobe application and bring up the ‘Colour Settings’ window shown in Figure 17:
1. Under the first drop down menu, tick the box ‘Advanced Mode’.
2. Set the ‘Working Space RGB’ to ‘Adobe RGB (1998)’.
3. Set the ‘Color Management Policies’ for RGB to ‘Convert to Working Space’.
4. Under ‘Profile Mismatches’ tick boxes ‘Ask When Opening’ and ‘Ask When Pasting’. Under and
‘Missing Profiles’ tick ‘Ask When Opening’.
5. Under ‘Conversion Options’ and ‘Intent’ select ‘Perceptual’.
6. Click the ‘Save’ button and type in ‘Dye Sublimation’ as the file name and click ‘Save’. You can then
recall these settings in future using the pull down menu at the top of the window.
7. Photoshop’s RGB working space is now set and adobe gamma is controlling your monitor profile.
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