On 2007 Aug 28, at 10:42 PM, Graeme Gill wrote: > use xicclu -fif -ir to lookup the device values for the greys > you'd like to improve. This might be L*a*b* values with L* from > 0 to 100 in steps, with a* = b* = 0 for instance. You can create > a text file and batch them into xicclu. Add these RGB values to > your .ti1 file manually (a spreadsheet program like OpenOffice > Calc or Excel is often useful for cutting and pasting columns > together). You can either fill the XYZ columns in with zero's > (they are just used for patch recognition), or use xicclu -f -ir > -px to generate values from the RGB's. I intend to play around with this this weekend -- assuming I can get the continuous ink flow system for my printer to actually work.... I'm trying to figure out if you meant: xicclu -f if -i r -p x or xiiclu -f ib -i r -p x in order to generate XYZ from RGB -- or possibly something else entirely for -f. Help? Cheers, b&