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11-02-2007, 02:51 PM
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| Replace Costco printer profile I have just downloaded a printer profile for new printer at my local Costco. The directions from Dry Creek Photo (source of the profile) say to manually copy the profile to the correct directory in order to replace the original profile. (For a first time profile install, one would simply right click on the profile file, then click install.) I can't find the folder for the current profile. I have looked both in windows and CS2. Any suggestions on where I might find the current profile?            |
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