Digital BW, The Print

Dan, 

glad you caught that one!... and while you are at it, you can use those profiles 
for Custom proofing  too ( view>proof setup>custom). Since you only have 
gamma controls in RGB, a gray dot gain curve or CMYK set up may actually 
give a better soft proof. But we digress....


Antonis




--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@y..., Dan Culbertson <danculb@b...> 
wrote:

> Oops - I just started seeing what I could do in PS 6 with this and realized
> that you still can save custom working space setups as profiles.  It is a
> bit more buried in the menus than in PS 5 -- but it is there.  In Color
> Settings select RGB and select Adobe RGB.  Then in RGB select "Custom 
RGB."
> Then change the gamma and click "OK."  Then go back to RGB and select 
"Save
> RGB" and you can save it as an ICM profile in the folder where your ICM
> profiles normally reside.