Digital BW, The Print

> QTR-Create-ICC-RGB now supports the incorporation of Photoshop .acv 
curves.
> This allows usage of RGB Epson driver where ink partitioning is 
done with PS curves,
> including the linearization of the grayscale output.  This greatly 
simplies the workflow.
> Before, one needed to take a grayscale image, convert to RGB, apply 
ACV curves, and then
> print.  Now this is all included in the ICC printing profile with 
the added benefit that
> color management will automatically convert from the grayscale 
embedded profile.
> The profile can also be used for soft-proofing in most cases.

Roy, All (helpful people)

Frankly I don't understand a thing about the new ICC-RVB. I read the 
rtf file in the download and it's Japanese to me.

First is this meant to print from PS straight to the Epson driver 
without launching QTR (eventually advantageous for me since I run XP)?

I don't use PS curves in my workflow so this is all new. Is the idea 
to try to partition ink with the PS curves (we're talking of the RVB 
curves)?  If so how do you manage that ?

I also don't understand a thing about the need of the psd.raw file.

Sorry for sounding so stupid, but I'd appreciate help since I feel 
I'm missing an opportunity.

If there're been threads about it please redirect me.

Olivier