Thanks Ernst . I was going to look into all that but haven't gotten to it.
Mine is the ps version and it has the Pantone logo on the outside of the printer. I've never heard anyone talk about using it. Is it a decent cmyk driver that you can actually make cmyk profiles from or does it adapt your rgb profiles to cmyk somehow?
So I use the PS3 driver . I'll have to download it and read up on that . I have the booklet they sent with it that I haven't even read yet. Is there any good info about the workflow online? I just want to educate myself before I receive a file that would need it.
In HP printer utility you have more or less a RIP that uses the PS3 driver. I do not use that often but you should try to get an impression of it. Driver CM has a choice of 4 CMYK profiles if I recall it correctly. That setting should correspond with the file's assigned CMYK profile.
That Z3200 is not the Z3200-PS version? The last will print CMYK files and has an Adobe Postscript interpreter + Pantone + the PS3 driver that copes with all that.
I have to admit that more often I do the conversion to RGB (as described already) and use Qimage because I can then nest the images etc.
It's late here so I can not reply for some hours to come.
Met vriendelijke groet, Ernst
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