In the failing presets by Presets by Preview, Photoshop, PrintTool, however that '.settings' dictionary has ***less than 10*** key/strings. In that individual setting is another dictionary named '.settings' which ***should*** have about 90 key/string values, which are apparently printer settings. The each show up as a dictionary using the user-supplied name. User custom presets are added to a given ist (such as '.forprinter.SC_ist' in ~/Library/Preferencs. Presets by Preview, Photoshop, PrintTool and more affected. Google me 'neil barstow colourmanagement' for lots of free articles on colour managementįor at least two years, user-created printer presets fail to load back the same settings they supposedly saved. Neil barstow, colourmanagement net - adobe forum volunteer - co-author: 'getting colour right'

I'll try chat with colour guy Son Do from Rod's n Cones whom I believe now works at Apple - to get any action, I guess we need a succinct description of the problem. I could have called John Zimmerer at Apple when he ran Colorsync but it seems perhaps no one does that job since he left. If it's in Sonoma too that's pretty poor. I wonder if there's a good trusted workaround? Does it not save media options / resolution etc - even if you make a 'saved setting' in, say an Epson driver?

I do recall a specific thread but can't find it. I've not tried Ventura myself, but I think this is generally about the issue of the 'colorsync' button not being grayed out.

Ventura with printing (and System Preferences) is a GUI mess. ' That too isn't always sticky which will ruin a print if not using this mode. Even making presets in my Epson driver doesn't always work.Ĭolor Settings should be grayed out when using Application (Photoshop) Manages Color. Stohlmeyer I'm remembering Andrew Digitaldog (I think) saying you just have to click around.Īndrew wrote ' This is an OS (not Adobe) issue, many settings (in the print driver dialog) for some reason, are not sticky with Ventura.

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