Mac: In OSX the ICC profiles are in various places, but if we want anyone who uses the system, however they logged in, to have access to them we put them in the main Library > Colorsync > Profiles folder. This is where the OSX system and many installed applications put profiles. There are also ICC profiles in the 'username'>Library > Colorsync > Profiles folder. Putting them there has the advantage of backing them up whenever the user's home folder is archived. Screen calibration applications like often place profiles into this user folder.

Right click on the profile in Windows Explorer and click Install profile or copy the.icc profile to C: Windows system32 spool drivers color. Open Control Center ▸ Color Management and then add the profile to the system by clicking the Add button. Click on the Advanced tab and look for Display Calibration. (Note, above is a linux path, windows will be something like C: profiles mymonitor.icc) Once I did this, I finally had complete consistency within firefox on the gballard.net web page and when loading the test images from the web site, as well as when loading my test image into firefox.

On later versions of mac OSX, the 'username'/library is a hidden folder. It's easy to get to though, just hold down the Alt key (near your keyboard spacebar) and then mouse down on the 'Go' menu item (up near the Apple logo, top left of your screen).

Now you'll see a list which includes 'Library', just highlight it and release the mouse and the folder will open. For recent versions of Photoshop on Mac, Adobe's own profiles are placed in the Library > Application support > Adobe > Color > Profiles folder. Some more commonly used ones are inside that folder in the Recommended folder. Windows: Windows puts the profiles into different folders depending upon the Windows OS version. 7 and later: Windows system32 spool drivers color XP: Windows system32 spool drivers color 2000+ME: WinNT system spool drivers color some programs incorrectly install profiles to Win NT System32 Color on Windows 2000, if there are any profile location problems it can be advantageous to duplicate profiles to both that folder and the one listed above. Older systems: mac up to OS 9.x Colorsync Profiles folder inside the System folder.

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Adobe ICC profiles Description: Adobe wants its customers to get the most consistent, highest quality color output available. We understand that for this to happen, color information must be shared by many people, from original creator to final publisher, either on press, in a Web browser, or through another imaging device. For this reason we are supplying our ICC profiles as a free download for graphics professionals to use across their workflows. Enclosed in our compressed archive are: 3 RGB profiles: • Adobe RGB (1998) • Apple RGB • ColorMatch RGB 9 CMYK profiles: • US Web Coated (SWOP) v2 • US Web Uncoated v2 • US Sheetfed Coated v2 • US Sheetfed Uncoated v2 • Euroscale Coated v2 • Euroscale Uncoated v2 • Japan Web Coated (Ad) • Japan 2001 Coated • Japan 2001 Uncoated Note: Users who have already installed the following recent Adobe applications do not need to install these profiles: Adobe? 5.0, Illustrator?

9.0, Illustrator 10, InDesign? 1.0-J, InDesign 2.0, Photoshop?

6.0, or Photoshop 7.0. These profiles are already included when you install the above applications. Serial and cracks.